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.IOIINS HOPKINS

Baltimore. oct. q tSpeciaD.-Sevcnteen advanced
students of Johns Hopkins University have been
made fellows by courtesy by vote OF the Academic
Council OF the University. The title IL an honorary
one, and carries with II no exemption from tuition
fees. II Is given 10 former professors in other col
leges or 10 students who have previously held ord-
nary fellowships. The list IL follows: Thomas
Stockham Baker. of Baltimore; Samuel Henry Bal
ara of Columbia. Mo-; George Melville Boiling OF
Baltimore Alexander Mitchell Carroll OF Baltimore:
John Irvine Clcland. OF Baltimore: William Richie
Fraser, OF Pictou. Nova Scotia: William Francis
Galloway, of Baltimore: Samuel Verpanck Hoff-
man. Of New-York city; Charles William I.everett
Johnson. of baltimore; George Wesley Johnston
of Caledonia. Ont: Harry Cary Jones' OF BaltI-
more George Thcophus Kemp, OF Baltimore
Brantz Mayer Roszel. OF Baltimore: I. me de Saus-
sure. OF Paris. France: William Augustus Smith
OF conover ~ e.; Frederick Henry Sykes. of To-
ronto. Ont and Frank Alfred Wolff IT, OF Balti-
more. 80 - ~
Dr. William Mitchell Ramsay, professor OF Latin
ana literature at the Scotch University of Aber-
deem. Ii delivering the lowering course Of lectures
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CITY UNIVERSITY.

The department OF philosophy OF the City College
has been strengthened this year. two OF the faculty
OF the school OF Pedagogy giving lectures TO the
UNDERGRADUATE students Professor Charles T. Bliss.
who has the chair OF experimental psychology in
the school OF Pedagogy. and Professor George f
James dean OF the school OF Pedagogy. Chan
ccllor MacCracken lectures twice week on
Ethics the seniors and juniors Professor
Ballard has the department of psychology. In
connection with this department shop has been
erected in the engine house. whore the labora DRY
apparatus will be made. under the supervision OF
Professor Bliss.
Chancellor and Mrs. MacCracken last Friday
gave a reception to the members OF the freshman
cass and to the members OF the college
faculty Next Wednesday the college Young Men :
Christian Association will give reception TO the
freshmen In the Association building. James
Stokes. OF the class OF g. who recently deco
rated with the cross OF the Legion OF Honor by
President Carnot. for founding Y. NJ c. A.
building In Paris. will be- the speaker.
The senior class elections which held on
Thursday resulted follows: President, J. A.
Becker; vice president, {. :. Demng; secretary.
II. Salant. treasurer. W u. Ludum Founders
day orator. j. l.. Newman; class day orator. J.
Oscar Royd: founders day poet. A II. Rowland {:
lass day poet. ". J. Marshall: prophet. J. A.
Funk; te.tator .. W. Snodgrass presentation
oratoA II. Il. Singer. The officers OF the freshman
class for the year President J. X. Evans;
vice-president, \. r. Beal secretary. r. ". Alb
bolt; treasurer. 7. Albro; historian. A. westervet
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vortbami,or. Mass. oct z oS9"ciaD.-Dr Wilder
r..yc q lecture on the brain 10 n" senior class
In p.1choi,ey on Octobe- 20.
ON saturday the Stoddar1 House CAV" It's regular
dance In tho gymnasium and on wednesday a
s,r,,lor entertainment WAS given by the Dewey.
circus vas sieon in N" Morris House on
Saturday evening. n which chariot races ana morse
races were capitally represented. elephants an"
,r,I,od hears performed their usual f"ats. won
l.~,rI .NhlrIfftr OF freaks was SHOWN. anu
two inimiiahc clowns gave zest 10 the "'"'
AFFAIR. . l., A,.,,,, q, vcs-
u.rs on SUNDAY pr bradford. OF Montclair y j..
4, no gave . talk about IA" salvation Army. 49,,
m. col .cc ns well nc IN" toWnSp"opl" or Noftn
orr'or 70 loice IN the anal cou1leuon OF th'
f'orhes Library tho gif 81 Judge Forbes. iormerIy
a. Norrhampfon For four years IN" stuhchH 81
the college nlih their own small ana inah'l"d.'
reference library. have watched with ifnph'l'h'r
tho slow construction OF this building. II VAS
oncuel TO the public october q MeNll
l,oV.v %. tho Albany Library Schooi. CAV" an
adt~c-s followed b. remarks from me new IL
irariau Nr gutter This IS 10 be both clI'u
ia,irr ard re'src.cc thr1ry. 20 have an income 81
4, h.iorss 10 tho city being situated next 20 the
college buildings IL will De used extensively by the
Tho second year o, THE College Monthly Is
herun hy -" October number, recently Issued
where The policy Of the now board or EDITORS ~
briefly ortlincd The most radical chang" Is IN
tho About College" department. which Is to be
Tor o.cn letters say subjects concerning the
genera. welfare % the college.
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CITY COLLEGE.

4 Joint prize debate has been decided upon by
the two city college literary societies. Phrenocosmia
and Clonia at special meeting Wednesday
President Webb applied 10 for the OF the
college chapel for the occasion. but for various
sons refused to grant 1t to them. Arrangements
Wi. be made 70 secure Chickering Hall for the oc
casion. which Will take place some time In Decem-
b,r The prize to be offered viii be $50 contributed
10y both societies There will be four debaters.
two from each society. These intcrsocicty debates
have been held semannuay since 1870.
Professor Johnston will deliver OF the lectures
In the course OF free lectures given by the Board
Of Education In the public schools In different parts
OF the city this winter William q. McCiuckin OF
the Department Of History. is also OF the lect-
In this course.
The sophomofe decamations began on Wednesday.
The young men trained by Mr. Mayne who Is
on trial for three months. Mr. Carr. the Instructor
OF last year has returned To his former place In
the department of mathematics.
At the city College Club meeting Saturday
night a series of books on the reports OF the Ma
t!onal Bureau OF Education presented to the
club by DIR. Jenries. member OF the Society OF
Engineers Mr.. Ablrbanel also read "A PAPER on
The Causes ~ the Decline of Literature" This
meeting was % be held Saturday October 20
but was postponed on account OF the alumni meet
Ing.
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HANIG.TON

Clinton y Y. oct. = tSpecian.-The annual col
lcee Catalogue which has just appeared, has for n
frontisp!ccc an excellent steel engraving Of Baron
Steubcn The Drillmaster Of the Revolution" who
on July l. l7ai laid the cornerstone ~ Hamilton
oneida Academy. Tho catalogue shows an encour-
aging increase in the number OF students.
An attractive list 81 subjects has been announced
for the prize writing u the year For the For,ieth
Clark Prize competition In oratory these
six subjects given. The Values ana
the Tvranries OF Trade. Unions" Louis
Kossuth" THE Oratory OF Abraham Lin
coin" ''Eng;anIs Debt to Grea, Irsnmen" Bis
marcks Dealing Win France" "Anarchism' For
the ;hirty-tnirl Pruyn Medal Grafton, New civic
Problem. ana Their Demands Upon Young Men"
For the ,hir;y-seconl Head Prize Grafton. "A.eN-
ander HanAton's Theory ~ the United states
senate" For the twenty ,hirI Kirknnd Pr.le ora
ton The Rights Of Woman rnlcr the Influence
OF Christianity" For the soper Prize Thesis.
"Frotccton ami Prices" For the Darling Thesis.
The Financial History Of Washinsions First NJ
n ,n. 1ai,r ,n,s W.bsfcr ,s M,t,cr
OF Fug.is h style" and "Ihscn's Merts and Defects
OF slincy Lanicr Amoag kmcric,n rocjs' and
The England Of chticef' FOR ne Freshmen. Ihc
History OF our Cellese Campus and Buildings
Tho officer. OF the Athletic ASSOCIATION for he
Wan we u.s.. secretary ana trrig,rer ana me ai-
r,ctors arc H II Thorp ~, g. ". WOOD. -" \
r. Lhmaa. vi. an %. - TurhaIi -
As memorial % the late John Newton Beach. IT..
20. beautiful arhor has Just been hnit hy his
' The n 'i ~ i.,ora Of rhc iiam,ion i,crar,
Montaiy i,T ihe {'4t c2'ntr1e Ja'nes u '1ts, ,
q Everett ~. Sctn Thomas 'p'. Arthur War
n,r 'oc. Louis X. r. Lard VI. ana William l..
A(ter a. lecture % chores Dudley Warner. 81,
on Wednesday evening, the Isl rps'lon society. II
a large fecop,lon IN hl. hon3r. President and Mr.,
th~ faculty assisted The young men In entertaining
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Pourhkccpsic oct. p (SpeciaD.-rhc prize which
.'The Nassar Miscellany" Board offered IN June FOR
the best short story was won by Miss Juiii
Schwartz 90 whose story. The Story Of Sister,
npuear,d i'm the October "Misccllany." The board
OF '.Miscclany" editors for this year consists OF
A. L. Crawford. -: c. 5 Boynton. % Il. f. Boyd
%; IT. l. Scranton. 90 and T.. McCloskey 90.
The college has recently received the gift OF n
fund from Mrs Samuel MunsOn. In memory Of her
husband and The fund IL to be used for the
benefit ~ students from Maine
At a reception OF the College settlement Assoca-
ton. held last Friday. talk given by Miss
Gertrud" Macarthur. 80. upon the Ncw-lork col
lcgc Settlements summer home.
The museum has purchased the natural skeleton
OF dinomis or moa. an extinct giant bird from
ewX"aland
The Sunday evening Bible lectures will be given
this year 10y the Roy. T. II. lattson Of the Roches
ter Theological Seminary.
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. y. Y. oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-The different
fraternties have initiated the following '9s men:
Delta Cpslon-H. l.. Fhssett. H. j. Haysom. Il. -.
Hudson. t. VI. Randolph. A. F. Rhinehart g. II.
Sears. J. " Stiles. f.. r. Wclra. Delta Kappa
Epsion-J. G. Carpenter T. \. Cook. +. T.. Ems
berger. H. VI. Gaylord. f. II. Lloyd. NJ f. Stubbs.
+. w Tomllnson. J. Tuckerman. Beta Theta ST
l. f. Axteil. W. ". Barker. A.. W. Colard. +. a.
Cunningham. s. J. Ford. a l.. Hail. \. T.. Hall.
l.. \. Pickett. G. W. strobe. X. D. Taber Phi
Kappa Psi-A l.. Boynton, j. f. Bullock, VI. 5.
Dean. g. g. Mabey. W. @. Mack A. Mangano.
A. L. Metz. j. NJ Thompson. Phi Gamma Delta
u. II. AVdkian, !. Bacon. +. ". Dammes f. Y.
Emerson. A. y. Reynolds. VI. r. Wheeler.
Two new dormitorles have been built for tho
academy students. They are equipped with all mod
ern cOnvcnicnces
f. NJ Williams 'a5. has been elected manager
Of next years baseball team.
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CORNELL,

Ithaca Oct - (SpeciaD-The enthusiasm with
which the new. Of the football teams fine playing
against Princeton was received here was mani
tested in LIBERATION that almost equaled the
demonstrations made every June over the victory
OF Cornell crews
The senior election resulted in the choice OF the
following officers: President. William Fitch Atkn-
son. Brooklyn: first vice-presdent G. II. Kendall
second vice-president Miss Lulu NJ. Stone. Brook
Ign: recording secretary. G. Harold Powell. Client;
corresponding secretary. Miss Agnes l.. Terney
Germantown Penn. treasurer. Frank c. Wolfe.
Union Bridge. Md: class orator, Edward NJ. Henry.
E,lmwood. Ill. Ivy orator. Clinton L. Babcock
Boonville, y. Y: memorial orator. J. Roger Lewis
Reading Penn. prize orator, Robert s. Soule New
Orleans; class poet, Miss Margaret +. Boynton
Lockport: prophet. Alfred r., Horr. Wellington
Ohio; historian Samuel T. CARL, Pleasantville
Penn: essayst. Miss Blanche f. Moore. Bryan
Ohio: POSTMASTER, Frank f. Jewett. Emira.
The university scholarships for the class OF '96
redstributed by the faculty last week OF
the nine holders during the two years In which the
class has been in the university. the following
succeeded in retaining their scholarships for the
remaining two years: J. Hays Smith OF Pittsburg
Miss Helen S. Gray, of Binghamton: William Nc
Intosh. of Halifax. y. s.: Arthur +. Reinke OF
Chicago. and Miss Alice VI. Southwor,h, of Brock
port The four new scholars are w. II. Glasson
OF TROY: NJ c. Routy. jamestown; G.. L. Terrasse
Buffalo. and Linn L. Davis Ellington. The Frank
L. Padgham scholarship for Syracuse students was
awarded TO H. J. Clark. of the senior class.
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WESLEYAN

Niddletown Conn. oct. q Especial. o'eS7'i
q r Winchester Saturday delivered IN" MS. -
. series of lectures The Principal hltHSh
-. ., tho Period l7s9-ls " The special subject
for tho evening was Charac terstics OF tn P"rion
n J. Hartman elected president Oh tno
senior class on Tuesday. The Alpha Deita I'M
Fraternity gave their first reception OF the year
~, Tuesdav evening IN honor OF the members OF
their freshman delegation. The chaperons we're
Mrs William Mead and Mrs. +. l.. Nicholson
The football schedule has been revised .! Nan
ager Thorndike leaving the list OF games 70 ne
uiaved as follows: November T. Trinity AT naI, Il,
lord, November 10 Boston school OF IeCnhnIosy, ~
WdiIetown: November r. Chicago Athletic tino
at NiddIetown; November II. Trinity al Mlnpic
tom. November 29. Union at Albany. me gam" d.
Amherst last Wednesday showed vast impro!,melaJs
IN the team work Pullman, captain or 'he "
Fan arrived from Germany the last OF the week.
and viii take charge OF the team at once. u
The members OF the College Senate TOR me year
we're elected by the UNDERGRADUATES on frlday
morning as follows Seniors ). u. DAVIS IT" j.
Saith n " Gillies G. b. Smith juniors. L. e.
lie Compte J. A. Anderson, ". r. Schlmpf; s2phTT
mores b. NJ Yaw w. B. Primer; freshman H. 1.
Jones.
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IEIiIGH.

South Bethlehem. Penn. Oct. p (SpecaD-Le-
highs football team is in crippled condition In
the last eighteen days II has played Princeton
twice Yale once, Pennsylvania once. Swarthmore
once and United States Indian School once This
was too much hard work for the team. and as
result Of the eleven are injured, and three
others show signs of growing stale.
A chapter of the brotherhood Of ST. Andrew has
lust been established in the university, With a
membership OF twenty Bishop Rulson and Dr.
McCaskey. the chaplain of the university. were
instrumental in starting the order.
Lehigh vii! probably have fraternity night,
similar to Fraternity Night at Yale A meeting
will be held this week at which all the fraternites
will be represented. and common fraternity night
agreed upon
On Wednesday the Lehigh Chapter OF the Sigma
Nj fraternity will open its new chapter-house
on Fountain Hill. with reception to the members
of the University Of North Carolina football team
which plays Lehigh here on that date
Through gifts by Eckley r. Coke and William
Sayre, the department OF Electrical engineering
has been able to purchase new apparatus. con
sisting of a fifty-horse- power engine. two two
phase generators. volunteers. ammeters, secondary
batteries oondensers and transformers
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AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass. oct q (SpeciaD--The Hitchcock
Society of Inquiry has been reoTganized upon
new basis. and its constitution radically revised
Although not be distinctly secret. 1t is TO have
more of that characteristic than at any previous
time The number of members is to be restricted
to thrty-two and the freshman delegation will
exceed ten men.
Amhersts football outlook considerably
frightened by the game with Wesleyan last
Wednesday. which won by Amherst 10 to T.
The visitors had a much stronger team than the
one Amherst beat two weeks before % to o.
Dr. Hitchcock has been chosen by the Hampshire
East Conference OF Congregational Churches to
represent the conference at the Council OF Con-
gregational Churches which will be held at San
Francisco next June
The announcement circulars for the college lecture
course will be issued. The management has
been fortunate in securing a number OF excellent
attractions The opening lecture will be by DR.
A. Conan Doyle. on Friday, November 2.
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~ THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA.

Last week Professor NJ l.. Brltton. ~ Columbia
and r. II. Kearney. jr. reported, before the bio
logical section Of rne Academy Of Sciences. at
Columbia College. on botanical collections made in
Arizona By Or T. H. Wilcox. laying special stress
ON undescribed species and others that appeared
new to the United States. At the same meeting
of the society. Professor Henry +. Osborn, also OF
Columbia who has spent the summer abroad re-
ported on the proceedings OF the biological section
OF the British Association r. W. Sufeldt addressed
the LInnacan Society ION the Peculiar Phases OF
Color Assumed by Certain Birds" on saturday
afternoon DR. G. ". Hi. who Is delivering
course Of lectures on Celestial Mechanics in con-
nec,ion with Columbia. addressed the American
Mathematical Society at tle college on the De
termination in a Literal Form Of the Motion of the
Moons Pcrgee." DR.. Emory McClintock also re-
ported to the same society "A Method for Ca
culating simultaneously All the Roofs OF an Equa-
ton" The faculty Of philosophy has arranged for
Professor r. W. Rhys Davits, the well-known stu
dent OF the teachings Of Buddha. 10 deliver SIX
lectures or The History OF Literature or Buq-
dhsm' under the auspices or Columbia tol'ge.
The lecture viii b. given on Tuesday evenings from
January - 10 February 49, IL,
steadily for the last two weeks ana II the work
continues should give Princeton IS good game
November "a. The game with Yale. ~, which
viii be PLAYED on November TO- made necessary the
cancelling OF date with the South Orange A. G.,
but # is expected that new day will soon be ar
ranged The date OF the games for the college
championship in football have been decided on
seniors The juniors on the 9th. The final match
between tho winners will be on the 10Th. All the
gamcs viii be at Wiiiiamsbrldge. The members
OF last years varsity baseball team finding that
new Columbia College linton have decided to
ganize a baseball club Independent OF the union
f. suitable support can be obtained An attempt
is also being made TO form a league with Lafay-
cite, Lchigh and Wesleyan colleges
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STEVENS.

The varsity eleven has played its last game OF the
season. and all the resrof the games have been can
celled. Stevens was never badly OFF for football
material as at the present time No less than six
of her strongest players are laid up from injuries
There Is a great deal OF disappointment among the
students. but the decision play no more football
this year was arrived at after carefully considering
every point The team has played four games this
year. the first with the Orange Athletic Cub.
su!ting In tie AT six points each The second was
won. 80. from the New-Jersey Athletic Club but
me Others were lost to Crescent Athletic Club 80
ana Rutgers. 90 William IL. Jennings. '9j. has
held lts annual meeting at the Theta Xxi House and
elected A. A. Dai Molin. commodore; r. G. Clark.
a, Hasorouck secretary: f. F. Overton. fleet cap
tain T. r. Chambers. treasurer, and elected to hon
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ST. JOHNS.

Tho sophomore class Wednesday elected both
tho officers OF the class and Debating Society The
class election resulted follows: President. j.
Francis Qulnlan. Brook.ine. Mass; vice-president
James Donovan Kingston " =; secretary
George V. Granger. Brooklyn; treasurer. Gerald
Barry New-York city: poet. John j. Okane.
Wheeling. w Va. The officers OF the Debating So
ciety are. President John T. Delaney. New-York
city; vice president. John Atkinson. Detroit. Mich.
secretary Robert f. Mcdonnell, New-fork City,
and treasurer. George g. Hayes, New-iork city.
Dobltcs viii be held ever Wednesday afternoon
in the sophomore lecture hall. Francis De ;. Hawle
formerly director ~ The Forlham Monthly" has
Joined Father Kevency ahd Mr.. Brosnan at ~.
Francs Nayier He Will assist the v'e-president
ana take care OF the deaf and dumb school ATTACHED
10 the parish -. Johns Hall has lost two OF its
projects. both f. Lamb and j. Fleming having zone
H. continue their studies Woodstock. ON Welnes
day afternoon. before The usual hours drill lieC-
tenant Granger Adams assembled all the commits
stoned and nnn-comms stoned on GERS ~ the hattal
ION. and delivered 70 them his third instruction on
the Photograph Signalling with the instrument FOL-
lowed
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at the university. His general subject Is fau' '"e
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mich, oct q (SpeciaD.-The attend
ance this year viii show good increase over 'ha'
OF last year. Tire registration up to date Is as ioi
lows: Literary department. 1.HO; law OBJ; med'ca'
22-. dental ia; pharmaceutical Y; homeopathic
Is; total 25s This is within ~ of the total attend
ance of last year. ana the large number OF students
who viii enter during the year should swell the AT,
tendance to about 800 judging from past expert
ence.
The first number OF the new alumni puoncato",
..-ba Michigan Alumnus" appeared this week, and
promises to I'll its field well! 1t consists OF sixteen ,n,n
nages given up To articles by alumni ana aLuIhs
ppas's PEARSON is editor The first number OF
'Tbe Iniander' is out. 1t has discontinued ~, us
alumni notes, and is now strictly the university III
erary monthly.
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TRINITY.

Hartford Oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-The injured men on
the football team recovering rapidly. Travers,
who spraned his wrist in the Tufts game, Will
probably be playing again in week. Dngwall 8
back has been troubling him considerably, and
II is not likely will be able to fill his posi-
ton until the Wesleyan games. The bad weather
this week has made improvement difficult. but the
work of the eleven has been good
The Missionary Council Of the Episcopal Church.
in session in Hartford during the early part Of
the week. visited the college Tuesday afternoon.
A reception was given the visitors in Alumni Hall.
from 8 to 8 O'Clock. by the president and faculty.
Between 400 and 800 persons present and were
shown over the buildings by ushers. Bishop Sea-
burys mitre. exhibition in the library. was an
object OF particular interest TO the clergy.
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College Hill. Mass, oct - tSpeciaD ''o'
ball game with Trinity last week. "h'ch iu'''
hv . score Of 3 to T. has demonstrated that TINS
,or.s ,o,m will be a fairly strong Davis and
Eddy are still on the injured list. but VIII prop
ably be able 10 play in the Brown game next week
The new coach is II. W. Hamlin. substitute on
last years Yale team and more recently captain
of the Chicago Athletir team
At the annual meeting Of the trustees. Johh -.
W JOY elected president. Henry u. Me'caii
ce-president Arthur f. Mason secretary ana
Newton Talbot treasurer. Dr. Charies fIIWoou
Nash. OF New-York City, was chosen Rnsseh
lecturer
The comedy "Me an OTIS" written BY Charles
H. Wells. %. and presented last year by members
of the Junior class will be repeated this winter In
several New England cities by the TUFTS Dramatic
club. II Is soon be given class play al
Leland Stanford University.
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PHILADELPHIA OCT. z (SpeclaD.-The three students
Of the Medical School Frederick G. Grifth. Edward
Lyon IT, and Robert H. Mckenzie. members ~ the
sccond-ycar class. who suspended 10y the fac
ulty Of the school for passing back" freshman.
George f. Jarvis have been reinstatcd by the faculty
on the petition OF both classes The students affirm
that these were no more 10 blame than the
remainder Of the class and that I'm the passing
back" they were merely following precedent The
two classes resolved moreover. that the practice
should bee discontinued
Ground was broken on Tuesday for the stu
dents Hail. The building Is to be completed by
September l. 1895. and will cost. wncn completed.
nearly SiaO0. The entire outside Of tnr building IA
he Of and the inside Will b. finished in oak
and mahogany. II will be three stories high and
will contain a large reception room. dining hall.
baths. Billiard rooms. a bowling alley. etc.
The University Republican cub l. fully organized
and viii take active part In the coming campaign.