davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-30
Die 8Iattern.

NuS folgen6en 6duiern tpur6en beute
8ormtttag neue 8~latternfGue i'm @eiunbz
beitSz2lmt angemcloet:
go. COL 8. %. StraBe; 537 Sc. %.
StraBe; $50 g8. 20. StraBe; 538 SO. 25.
StraBe; 745 @. Is. StraBc; 7O7 sc. Is.
Str; 778 NuportzS Str. 35 8ion 8lace
1903 Sacramento 2tpe. 696 San 6orne
Str; 296 Ogben Noe.; 1906 Dearborn
Str; 1886 G9ur6 8lace; 548 Duncan
Str; 140 8eboer>S Str. 81 Gam @Denue ;
256 N. San9amonitr, 115 Is. 8Iob; us
San 6orn9Str. 148 Is. Blab, iotpie Elm
SAL aus eirem 6racbti4uppen Der SQinois
Gentral6abn.
, 1894-04-30
bauerei nit fbltmmem 2lusoanoe.

Sn benz 2eibltal bon 6. Tarreu, 2O4
Oit 30. StraBe, gertet6en geitern Na4z
mjttag 6te bort angeitelten &utlher Bar
nab Sor uno QnOreaS Nnbrep bon 294O
@rairie 2lpe. tbatIicb aneinanoer. 8eioe
batten erit miteinanber ge3edbt, maren bann
in einen 0Orttpc6icl geratben uno i6lieBz
ltcb 81 Gbdtli6feiten i~iberge9ongen. Sm
&erlaufe oerleIben icbLug Nnoretp Dem 6or
nit ei1em in ieiner 6anO Derborgen gez
b%aItenen itumpfen Snitrument 10 beftig an
Sen &Opf, baB er 8uiammenbraA. Sor
murbe mittel8 elmer 9rol6fe mach 6auie
gei0afft, unb Qlnbrelp 9elang es in ser
Nufre9ung, bic Der S6ldgerei folgte, 5l
entflicDen. TOg' 3uitanO lift Elm iebr
fritii9er.
, 1894-04-30
CefegrophiGd's OepefAen.
Gruppen in 6rono Sort.
DER Gompaenien S~uroesmiIitdr BORT an9es
fommen.
MtnneQppIiS, 80. 9lpriG.


Sine Spc5ialbepe1de an 6oS rSournoI"
bon @ranb SORTS, sc, o, iagt, baB Der
Sonbcr3ug nit bier @nmpagnicn 8unbesz
truppen UNI bier l1br bcute Worgen anfam,
uno lofort nit 6interlaiiupg elmer @acbe
auf benz 53ugc, eiu Eager beSog. Die
Gruppenabtbeilung lit 201 Ntauu fart,
ltebt inter benz 8efeble Oes Maiors S. s.,
8atterion; eS iinb bie %Gompa9nien A, B,
d uno e bom oritten in Sort Smelling
itattOnirten Gegiment.
Die 2eute babcr 9tatiOnen fir 5ebn Sage
BET iicb uub lperben ibr 6auptquartter in
@ranO Sorts aHtl6lagen, Sn ct. Gloub
er6telt Elm SoIbat einen Stetntpurf an ben
&opf unb nob einem anberen puroe nit
cinen &oppelbol8en 8emorfen. 2tuf benz
3uge befanoen iicb oudb 9trbeiter, nm Bic
tpeitltb BON Otinot abgebrannten 8riifen
tDtcoer ber5ulteuen. @rnitli6e l1nruben
peroen an Der Montara Central &a6n un6
mogli9er @etie aucb am 9eOiIs Safe,
Jt. O., bcfiir6tet.
, 1894-04-30
gotntt6er aef4ame= sSiimetime.

6err &obanopsfi, Ser in @bicago cine
in poInii9er Sproc6e eri9einenbe 3eitung,
Die ben 9tan1cn y@a5eta &obotnic5a" fiibrt,
oeriibt, bat Sen y@cnerol" 9ialtbou I'm Sic
@rlaubntB eriucbt, cine polnii6e 8rigoOe
auf bic Seine bringen 81 6ilrfen unb 1T nit
icinem@eiu6e abi6ldgtg bei9te0eu pOrben.
0a5n 9ratuliren mir ~unieren polnii6elt
Witbir9ern. Der General bat offenbar
Der Ger1t6erung beS 6errn &p1anop5ti,
Dem @OreD'i9en 6eere breitauienb 8olen
Sufitbren su f0nncr, fetnen @lauben ge>
icbenft, uno bafir muB man tbm baS 3eu97
nib ausitelen, baB er Die 8oleu better
tennt, ais ser 9err &obanopStt. @enige
items bier in Chicago finbet CT feline BRET
tauieno 8olen, Bic 9uit BADEN, it9 Der un7
gepai6enen @eieui6aft, 10 bas @roS 6es
@oTep'1den 6eeres btlbet, an5ui6lieBen.
Die Polen itnb Elm arbeitiameS 8olf, 6as
it3 nod immer nit ieiner 0d1bc 2trbeit
rebltb ernGbrt bat uno geraoe nit Der
Sprte Q(rbeit, Sic etn @oreDaner am aIer>
r~teiiten i9euet, Ser 9trbeit, bic 1c6tpielige
6Gnbe ben0t6ist. 6err &o1anotpsfi bat
eS offenbar auf ettpaS biQtgc 9teflome fir
ietn vYGper" o6geieben, aber auf Sen 2eim
geben tbm feline 2anb5leute nicbt. Qlub
al ber y@a5eta9tobotnic5a" mtrb bieGoreD'3
ibe 8etpegung ipurloS ooriiber 9eben.
, 1894-04-30
Ju9enoItbe Gtnbreder.

Sobn HDan un6 G6mun6 8infler, 13
reip. II Sabre alt. braden in Der Conn
tag70tacbt in einen Saloon an G(i3abetbz
uno SultonltraBe elm, itobIen bon BORT cine
9uantitdt @Orbea 'i0en 8ein nbS6napS
uno %begannen Oann bieie Spirttuoien GIT
Derttlgen. Sn total betruntenem 3uitanbe
purOen Die jugenoli6en Ginbrecber ipdter
ouf9efunoen unb o~erbaftet. &i6ter @bers
barOt miro ii6 am 5, Wfat nit ibnen nGber
beibaiti9en unO iteute tie bis babtn unter
ie 500 Nir9i6aft.
, 1894-04-30
@ouberneur 9[ltoelb's

0oroernear glt9el0'S @elun6bett
tit ougeni3cinlib fat ipieoer D0Qig
ber9eiteIt. Nm Sam1ta8 9ben6 nobm er
an etnem gu @bren oe5 8eitberS bes @reSz
cent 6otels in @urefa Springs, Q(rt., BON
ben 0Gitet Deranitalteten 8anfett t6eil,
unb belt nit trGftiger Stintme cine wibige
Sti6rebe. Die antpcienoen %@bicago'er-
eS gtbt borten augenblidlicb cine f0rmIibe
@btcago'er &olpnie - nabmen, ipie elm
BreBtorreiponoent 1ibt ern1angelt Su berz
melben, nit 8ergnigen pa6r, 6aB SEER
Nltgel6 feline f0rperlide uno getitiae
@laiticitdt TAFT tpieOer b0Qi9 gefun6en bat.
Nber an Die 6eimfe6r benft er noA INNER
nt3t. SIT ia aub nicbt not6tpe1oig. IS
lit ia augen6lidlicb in ieinem gan5en
v0tetc6" 10 tpentg Ios, baB ct baS yS5epter"
gang unbeiorgt no6 etntge Q8oc6en in BEN
6anoen bon ySoep" Sill beLai1en fqnu.
9ericlbc mac6t ia feline Sac6e rec6t braO.
QSte neultcb nit BEN ftreitenben &oblenz
8%rGbern in Soluca, 10 miro er alcb unz
5petfelbaft nit GoreD'anern, Die GuenfoQS
sum vStebIen bon @ilenbabnstgen" Quit
tragen iouten, in Site o6er, tpenn notbz
tpenOtg inter N~utDen0ung BON mGBiger
9etpalt fcrtig iperben. Sonitige @pens
tualtt6ten, bic inter u%m1tGnoen DaS @in>
9retfen Ses Staatsoberbauple notbmenbig
mac1en %tOnnter, itn6 ia nicbt SIT befiircbten,
nno 10 tam Serr Nlt9elb in aler@emiitbsz
rune ltocb Elm paar tueitere @o6en ooer
Ntonate Der gdn3liben MISUNDERSTANDING
lelner 0%e1unbbeit tpibmen. Die 0tacbribt,
oaB er lIdb nit rai4eu S6rttten Der b0lz
, 1894-04-30
5rede Sptbbuben
Kommen NIT elmer e~eIin0en Strafe oapon.

Kotnmen nit elmer eeIinoen Strafe oapon.
Scr 0rocerDlooen bon gatrtG 8rooeriG,
SUB Nu1ttn Npe., mar geltern trlb INN 9
ubr Der ScbaltplGB zines frecben 9taltban>
falls. !0err BrobertG befanb iib nm iene
Stunoe IN benz 6ofe btnter benz 2aoet, mo
ct feline Satin Suriidgela1icn bate. 9a
fu6r Elm 0a9en Dor, Dem bier W}Gnner
entltiegen, pelc9c iicb iofort in Ben 2aben
begaben. Trau 8roOerif, Dermeinenb, noB
ie eS nit &unoen 81 tbun babe, trat Dor,
nm Dte1elben ST. bebienen. Gbe ite ii9'6
aber Derlab, 19nitrte ether Der &erle tDr nit
iebnt9en SlnQern bic &eble 5lt, 10 OQB ite
fetnen 2a1t BON itc6 3u geben Dermo6te,
tpGbren0 Die anDcren bret 3uGerlGGe, &Gie,
&affee uno oergletc9er meGr nit NinoeSeite
aus Dem 2aOen in ibren Wagcn befDr0erten.
NlS tie fat ben gan5en g8dgen oollgeIaz
ben battcn, er1cbten 8robertG in Der nab
Dem 6ofe flbrenOen SDlr beS 2a6en8. Gr
iprnng auf ben etnen &erl, Der feline Sat
tin gu ertultrgen broDte, gu, fonnte i'm
aber ntbt mebr erDii6en, 0a bcrlelbe in
bret SGBen ben Wogcn erreiAte unb i'm
@alopp nit ietnen &amcrnOen %0aDoufu5r.
6err 8roDerif benac5rtbti9te Die BOLi5et
uno ben Bolt5iiten BbilGn uuO Wiaurer
Der QSeit Chicago Q(pe. Station gelang eS
gegen 4 llbr OeS 9tocbn1ittagS, aut Die bon
i6m 9egebene 8eidreibung bin, an Der
6ultonitr. uno 8eitern Npe. bier Strolcbc,
gtamenS 8m. Scales, &icharo Stub,
Sobn Ntartin unO Barnep SAB, ab5ufaiien,
ipeIcbe Oann ipGter ouf Der Station bon
8rooeriG ais Die SbGter ioentiftctrt tpura
ben. &tcbter SeOerion b~eitrafte ite Deute
frib nur tpegen unoreentliben Setra9enS
nm te 500 nno Sic Soften, ba Die 8etpeiie
fir ben oben an9efibrten Gaubanfaa nt6t
genIeeno eri6ienen.
, 1894-04-30

- Ser W1tniiter bes Snnern, 6ofe
Smttb, bat ben inn unterteQten Sem
iiOnsagenten auf's Strengite unteriagt, bic
S9reiberitelen in ibren Bureaus nit
t6ren Geripanbten gu beieBen, mie eS 6ie
meiften Oieier 8eamten biSber getDan baz
ben. @tner berielben Deriorgte auf biele
@etie ieine 6ralt, 8tpei ertpaDiere 566ter
rnb 5tpet S06ne. Die BeniionsgeibGfte
murOen ba gan5 rim Der 8amrilie" bebanz
belt. Die BON Der berniinftigen SrOre
8etroffenen Oertpinicben ben Miniiter unz
8We;felbaft in bic Sole. 0b pobl Elm ober
Der enbere ieiner &Ole8en oaS bon ibm gez
9ebene lObenStpertbe 8eiiptel nadbabmen
ptro? Der 6err 8~inan3mtniitcr Carlisle
jebenfaIIs ni9t, benn Der tpuBte, 70 tpte er
in's 2(mt fam, NIGHTS Giltgeres 31 tbuu,
aIS feline eigene Sippe in gut besa6lten
Steuungen unter3ubringen.
, 1894-04-30

- SIS beitatigt iib oIlo tpirfGidb, baB Sic
MarD s. 2eaie ber3IetOenb geporOen 1T
unb, Die btes BET berarttgen Batienten
itetS gu befiircbten, zines i60nen 5aaes
pl0BGicb rum bic @de" 9eben fam. 0ie
2ler3te baben t6r Die ar6BtmOgltdbe G9oz
nun9 bes ertranften 6er5musfelS anbefo6z
len. 9a8u geb0rt Dor allen 9in9en, baB
ie ben S6nabel bait. g8ie a6er loQ W1arp
bies fertigbringen? Sic benft unSmetfelz
bait: v2ieber tobt, ais gum Stiai5meigen
Derbammt ietn!... Sta, man INNER Su,
MarD! Inns tits i4nuppe!
, 1894-04-30
Bei Ser 21rbeit oetS6tet.

Selte frib gegen 8 ltbr 9eriet6 Der At
jGbrtge Oerbetratbete unb 760 8an 6orn
Ctr. wobnenbe Sole, 8eter 9atpenbolpsfD,
alS CT al Der SreisiG9e in Der Soper'iber
&titcnfabrtf All %. unb 2aflin Ctr. be-
i96ftigt toar, stpii9en Die Greibriemen Ser
Sage, tpuroc btn7 un6 b~ergeipirbelt l1nb
geSbtet. 9ie 0ei6e ipurbe nab ser @obz
hung bes 0et0Oteten gei6afft.
, 1894-04-30
Se1tti1e GOrenener.

Sin 9eutiBcr lit boob babel, bel berr
%@ogeDanern ndmlicb oOer ben Ranboatten
Or. 6ran5 S9aefer bciBt ct, bieles raubioe
Scbat unb Jte8ilmentsarst lit er. Ser be.
rtbmte Or. Greer bate i'm benz General
empfO9Ien, er mus aIiO Elm tidtiser gtrat
, 1894-04-30

Ligen @enclung ndhert, miro BON ieincn
sablrei0en polttiicbcn unb perlOnIiben
6reunOen getpiB nit Treuben oernommen
iperbcn.
, 1894-04-30
An ID odes Thur
SlutVergiftung mach typhus-
artigem Fieber
Wunderbare HeiIung duroh Hoods
SarSapaEiIla, nachdem allies
Andere SIGH ais nutzIoS
erWieSen hate.
@TT~

e. 5. Sooo d So, Sopen, Wtan.:
vNteine ipertben oerreu 8Dr fiinfunbstuauaio Sobs
rem lit ib am Saaeufieber, bas f3 Ipdter in ~tppbusar.
tiges Sie6er oeriuoHoelte Slim @oden Io tb ME tobt
be, bod iGIieBIit erbolte ib mid unb fouute rpleber
aufftebeH. 8alo Oarauf eutbette ib an metuem Itufeu
8eine, seroee uber benz Suie, eiuen fNiuen bruuuen 5led.
BON Der @r6Be zines 9rei=@eut=5tiides 9erIeIbe fbppa
an, mas iebo9 feline SGnteraen beroOrrief. SD beadtets
Die punee STEELE ni1t rueiter. bis lie nab 3luet Sobreu
ftb gu pergrbBern begonn uub tpie elm 9iuouurm aus.
lob, IS 1udte uno bronute, Uuo i'd begauu auerlei
Nttttel oage9en an5utueubeH, bod pbHe @rfDlq. Sb fnblte
Muir Vcrubergehende ErIeichterung,
une man6mol ieIbIt iulfe niat SID tonnte 9}obts
ntbt i3laten, urb in 6Olge 0e5 Sudens fraste id bic
munoe Steae bis 8lut gum @prI9ein fam. Sci beieem
4Beher lpareu metne @aboseu unb 6eIenfe o6ualih numb.
unb mas tD babel gelitten IGBt ftD nibt beI6reibeu SIM
Iebten 5ebruor modte ib bon einem blutreiuioeu6eu
3raute Sebraudl, eber bos mad1te Die Sode MIR roes
idIimmer, unb balo sei9teu it3 an meiuem oou,eu Cir.
per 0isblattern. SD froBte INNER mtebr. 10 bob fb ne.
raOe5u Sduppen %ablbiten. 9ie luunben Stener bsaou.
men gu eitern unb t) lpiIni@te mir ben Sob. @dIteSlitb
fanTte metn @atte elne SlaIde BON SooS's 5orioporiaa.
uuo i'd bate crit Die 9GIfte 0acon oeupmmpu os id
cine @erdHoerung gum Beieren p~erIpirfe. SD babe ems
Blalbe DON 9oooS oariapariaa sensmmen.
JetZt, da ich wohI hin
, 1894-04-30

9te fit cine t6ausfrau einfa9ite un6
btQi9ite @rt, Elm 0ienitmab6en 81 betom7
men, lit, cine GerlangtzNnsei9e an 6as
Ibenoblatt Der Suinois Staats3eitung einz
sui3iden. greis l Sent 6as @ort.
, 1894-04-30
Die Dertbei0ioun0
Der m~obIcommiHiion ourdb 2lu=
walt Sepy nIeyer in einem
oidbdudlt9en Oocumente
nnterbrettet.
gtn5meiflung Der 0eri6tsbarfeit ntb Oes
GOutefts i'm Gountggeridt

2Ils Raupt9riinoe Ger Dertheioi9un9 or9e=
fiihrt. StaatsanwaIt Kern p~roteftirt
eeoen Specialize ertreter Ger Geidporez
men. = Cine bittere Kritif Kern's iber
ole 6rano Jury uuo oeren Obmann.
, 1894-04-30

: Die 606e Barter @aiieroffice lift iebt
.nacb ben &dumen 6es @aiieramtS i'm
Nat6bauie untge5ogen, unb Stpar na6 Dem
&aum, in weIbem bic @aiieriteuern be-
5obLt tper6en.
, 1894-04-30

Sdifsnadrtbten.
@1as9on: 9foripegian bon gteuz
OOrf.
STEM Onrf: Surneiia BON @lasgop
, 1894-04-30
Jetzt, da ion wohI bin.

sei9en lt1 nnr NOD 5mei fletue 6lefen an u1eru.m geine.
so er[reHe mldl 1881 lGleoer geluuoen S6lafes unb quteu
AppettteS uno fam o~nbaltenb %arbeitem. SD bin "a Sabre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester y y. May CSpeciaD.-The appoint
nents for commencement were made on M'hHay'
The following seniors the list from which the
hest orators will be selected TO deliver graduating
oratons the names being given In the order OF
scholarship: Irving Miller OF West Springhei1'
Penn. Roger " SHETLAND. Of Harrison valley
Pom Roscoe Lewis Ashley. Of Rochester. James
Augustine Clarke. OF Bowling Green. Ky, f'ofg"
Reuben Varney OF sumner Nj. Irving Newton DE
Fruv Of Rochester. Milton Robbins Jennings ~
Warsaw y Y: Edward Clarke Hard. Of Lyndon
VILE y y: Charles Russell Wtherspoon ana Elmer
James Bailey. OF Rochester. The grahnatns cass
includes twenty-five members, and the average OF
scholarship Is the highcs attained by any CLASS III
ten years. .,.,s -. ro..,r
OF high scholarship. 20 compete for The Dewey PfE
IN orafory: Arthur Isle Carius. OF BATAVIA =
David Fwart Carman. Of Rerrien spring. Micn
George Henry Casey. OF Fowlervilr y y. AVN
Ray Chaplin anl Warren cox pa.y .9i ltocnes,.
RoHer; Rvrncs English. u Belfast y y. Mater
Mon;eth Glass. OF Coliwater y. y George hrlggs
Huntington and Lesser kanhmsn; OF N9che &c,
Fred Leonard I.amson. Of Woodruff. y. 1. w III
lam Dunlop Robinson OF Rochester; William Burt
Woo.lruff Of Avon. Next years appointment VIII
be made solely on the ground Of rhetorical abihty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
a pass From ALMOST STRANGER.

The man about town who is always nodding 20
people and making himself agreeable even TO COM
paratlve strangers had little experience the other
day which goes TO prove that poteness and civiity
sometimes pay in a financial as well as social sense
He was standing in the railroad station In Bati-
more waiting for the train to New-York when he
noticed a man who kept glancing at him. Every
time he hooked in the direction OF the stranger he
noticed that his eyes we're turned toward him
strolling over that way he bowed TO the stranger.
81 beg your pardon" he said, but thought you
recognized me-: -, .... /,
II beg yours" said the stranger. II thought
recognized you, but am not sure now -
"My name" said the man about town. rs l.
oh then was right" said the other my name
Is H We met only once about fifteen years ago.
Are you going through TO New ork?' added H.
Right through this train," answered the man
about town. II hope you are. too
Yes" said the other. II am sorry TO see that
YOU bought your ticket. l have a pass for myself
and one ,,.,, ,
"Oh haven't bought my ticket" answered L.
with a chuckle 'and am Just your man.
So his nodding was his passport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
BARNARD.

In site Of the fact that there are only two weeks
marc Of advance work and that the annual ex-
an,t,,,ions are TO begin on May o. the students Of
barnard COLLEGE are not giving up social pleasures.
rho Uanhazard Club. which IS a sophomore society
orponlzed to promote the social interests among
,be students held Il meeting yesterday, at the
homo of one OF its members at which a literary
entertainment was enjoyed The young women
wore pleased 70 call the order of exercises Lit
er,rv Auction" and the various authors were In
trrn sold 10 the highest bidders, the bids being
ouotations from the works of the particular author
whose name was under the hammer" The Kappa
Kama Gamma Society. organization correspond
ing 10 the Greek letter fraternities OF male col
Ieres recently initiated one OF the students into
ira mystic circle with all the secret ceremony
usual TO such an occasion
The freshman is the largest and most active or
rho four undergraduate classes al Barnard us de-
hating society IS one of the most energetic bodies
in the college
The freshmen have arranged TO have class
luncheon al Sherry's on Jun" 4. Toasts VIII De
-osnonded to by members Of the class There Is
q prospect that the incoming freshman class will
IA ,,rcer than any now in the college, for thirty
five candidates for ADMISSION nave Hdhueu /" '"eii
names TO the registrar 49,, r... .
The annual meeting OF the Board or trustees OF
p,rn,rd College will be held on May ii, at which
no Academic Committee. whose office is 10 ar
range the courses of study 10 De pursued 2t the
college will make Its report
rhe iunor class has formed Itself into Novel
cub" the object Of which is to write series OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr Penn. May (SpeciaD. The fresh
men and sophomores have been taking lively in
terest in basketball since the outdoor field was
arranged for the sport. Though the game has been
introduced quite lately there is some very good
playing among them. and great deal OF Interest is
felt In the games that they will play against each
other. The first came off on Friday and the
best three out Of FIVE viii be the victor. The out
door manager OF the Athletic Asso ,lton has been
able 10 get the tennis courts into good order earlier
than usual in spite OF the building. which has cut
up two courts for the present.
In each Of the separate halls the studsnGs held
meetings on Wednesday to discuss ways OF raising
money TO build a swimming tank. In aid OF this
fund Sampson AgOnistes'' Is Soon 10 be given.
Part OF the college Glee Club gave n concert on
Tuesday evening to the children OF the College Set
tlement In Philadelphia The college Flower Mission
has been particularly active this year N sending
yioiets and other wood blossoms TO the hospitals
and settlement in town May LAY Fon,ewnat
observed by the students in the old way Of tying
flowers on the door handles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass. May (SpeciaD.-The drama of
"The Princess" was successfully presented last
Saturday evening. and on Monday afternoon Of this
week by students in the Department Of Elocution.
under direction OF Professor Mary Adams Currier.
large number Of guests from out-of-town were
In attendance both occasions. The story OF The
Princess was tod by means of carefully chosen
dialogue. in which the thread Of the story was
unoroken Miss Sherwood. So acted prologue,
explaining the necessary points. Miss Wyllie, SO,
TOOK the part Of the Prince; Miss Hadley SO, that
OF Florian, and Miss Peakes 50, acted the part Of
Cyrl Miss Tuttle, 94. personated Princess Ida;
Miss Young.|96 Lady Blanche. and Miss Smith, "a.
LADY Psyche Students. maids. proctors, heralds,
SSouIuers, etc, completed the cast or characters.
,pet"een the first and second acts OF the play was
introduced students drill. in which fifteen sopho-
with grace and skill. variety Of difficult move
ssienls The draper dance given by the same stu
ashts between the third and fourth acts, was one
" me most charming features OF the entertain
f,o .. Inc programme was interpreted win songs
,r,om The Princess" rendered by Miss Bean. 81;
ass Cushing. 80. and Miss Chapman. 49,
,iine members Of the sophomore class are re-
{Seing IN the possession OF a new boat which VIII
~, ~ qedicated next week with appropriate cere-
monies; The drawing by classes for rooms in
sne college buildings for next year will take place
sss.iiy next week. on Monday evening the seniors
vi give reception to the juniors.
.'engious services To- morrow are to be conducted
~ The Rev William y. Merrill. of Philadelphia.
Miss Gregg the Wellesley city missionary in New
VIZ Will address the students In the evening
s.anere will be a concer; at the college on Monday
Iernng, consisting Of compositions by Mrs. n. II.
beach Of Boston. The singers will be Mrs. II.
wnte Miss Elise Fellows will be the volinist, and
's Beach the pianist.
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore Md May (SpeciaD.-The French
play entitled lie Premier Roman " was given on
Friday evening last before the students Of the
French department and few specially invited
guests The cast included Miss Hemingway MISS
Baker, Miss Knox and Miss Cole. At the conclusion
OF the play the guests entertained In the gym
nasum by Dr. and Mrs Joseph s. Shehoe.
one OF the most interesting papers of the year
was read on Friday afternoon at the Social Sci
ence Association by Or. r. r. l.. Could, lecturer
on politlcal economy at Johns Hopkins University
Two other noticeable lectures OF the week were
those delivered on Monday and Tuesday afternoons
by DR. j. NJ. Buckley on The Circle OF the Sci
ences'' and Impossible Aspirations
Perhaps the most important occurrence OF me
week was the opening Friday AFTERNOON OF an
ART exhibition I'm the studios Of the college. This
marks the first step In the carrying out OF a plan
10 make this an art centre. which shall embrace
beyond opportunities for thorough study, a colec.
ton OF valuable paintings, ceramics and other art
treasures The exhibition was OF great interest.
from the fact that many OF the pictures are among
the works OF the best contemporary artists me
Century Club has kindly len, many 81 rs 1e5s ai
drawings Other artists OF note whose pictures are IN
the Collection are William Chase Julian Alden Weir
Chde Hassam. VIII II. Low. Charles Courteney
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hlIl,IIIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mich. May tSpeciaD.-At meeting
of the senior class Of the literary department II
was decided TO levy a class tax OF g. which would
entitle one to all privileges during commencement
week except the senior reception. The class also
voted 10 wear the cap and gown. the date decided
on for the "swlngout" being May H. The initial
number Of the new senior law annual ITO Wit
is out The book IS dedicated to the late Christian
H. Bull who lately left $1,000 to the law library
At a meeting % the directors Of the Athletic
Association Manager CALDWELL Of the baseball team,
rrnorfcd A balance Of Sis 81 over expenses for the
southern and Western trips. It was decided to
ami, me sale OF season baseball tickets 10 mem
hers Of the association. in order to Increase the
number Of members. ,.
INC track manager was instructed 10 investigat To-
the advisability Of sending track men to the Mott
Haven games. ,, A. 800
follows President A. VI. Haubrich; vice president.
4 L. Harris: corresponding secretary. 7. D. Nc
call: recording secretary. l.. NJ Baldwin; treasurer
l. l. Wheeler; librarian. G. ID. Newton: chairman
'''rechn!c' Board. II. y. Leonard.
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BOSTON.

Boston, May CSpeciaD.-The French comedy.
'TiAvocat Paten." by Brueys. was presented In
Jacob Sleeper Hall Friday afternoon by the
Phomathean Society. under the direction OF Pro
fessors Geddes and Bernard The following was
the cast: Patelin (avocaO. Miss Sara Cone Bryant.
95; Guillaume (drapier). T. Ray Speare 80; ValHre
oils de Gulaume. amant dc Colette). Ernest W.
Hatch 81; Bartoin Juge de Village. Miss Dora
simmons: JUICES. Miss Nellie |. Simpson and Miss
Emma f. Ripley. 81 Paysans. l-ucius II. Bugbce.
81 and James II. Bayley, -. Nine. Iate.ln
0emne de rAvocaO. Miss Bertha J. Marvel. 70,
Henriette (ne de Patelin). Miss Helen VI. Arm
strong go; COlette (servante de Paten ct fianch'
A AgneeD, Miss Marion Grey 81. Asnelet (bcrgcr
de Gulaume ct amant de Henr!ettej, Marshall Is.
Evans go The proceeds Of the play viii be devoted
to the benefit OF the Pathological Association Fe-
lowship Fund.
The announcement OF the proc,ors for the year
'9i-G was given by the faculty this week. car
ence H. Dempsey and Miss Maude l.. Sanford arr
elected senior proctors for the ensuing year, ana
Arthur Dechman, librarian proctor. The new junior
prociors are Marshall b. Evans and Mss Jennie
X. Rogers. ,.,,.
The class OF &c. a class. voted not 10 publish
q Hub Annual next year. But the MEMS CluD
OF 'g6 have taken the matter up and intend 10
hiring on; the annual publication themselves
The baseball team came back from It's Maine
trip the first OF this week, badly beaten and win
three of its players H.