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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
YALE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRIZES

New-Haven Conn. May 10 (SpeciaD -Examina-
lions for admission 10 the freshman class IN the
different departments of Yale VIII be held AT the
following places. beginning Thursday, June g. at
0 a. H.: In Albany. y. Y. at the Albany Academy
in Andover Mass at Phillips Academy; in Buffalo
n Y at the Buffalo High School, In Chicago ILL.,
at the Bryant & Stratton business College, WASH
ineton-st and Wabash-aVe.; in Concord y. H. NJ
St. Paul's School; IN Exeter. y. H.. at St Marx
School. in Easthampton Mass. at Wston Semi
nary: in Norwich, Conn. at the Slater Memorial
Building of the Free Academy in New-York CITY,
on the fourth floor of the Young Mems Christian
Association Building. Twenty third-st.. corner
Fourth-ave.; in Lawrcncevile, y. j" at the Law
renceville School; In Pottstown, Penn. In the hlgh
School; In Philadelphia, at the North Broad Street
Select School, in Pittsburg. Penn. at the Shadyslde
Academy; in Washington. d. c., place undecided;
in Cleveland Ohio, in the Young Mems Christian
Association Building. corner of Prospect ana Erie
SITS. in Dayton ohio. place undeci !edi III 'hclhd''
Ohio. in the Hughes High school building ruin
St. corner of Olive-st. in Denver, Col. at the high
School in San Francisco. place undecided; In DoonS
Ferry. y. Y. at the Westminster School; IN NH,
waukee. Wis. place undecided; In Groton Mass at
ths 3iroton schGol in ST. raw H M P Acadeny
in Tacoma, Wash, place undecided; IN haHe H
Conn at the Hotchkiss School; in Portland ore
at the Bishop Scott academy In Knoxville Iehh.'
place to he announced. .. VIM.
The original musical bG uric en nnS Psi l.
written by Edward HOLLYWOOD, ", X - iHlt
and r C. Perkins, -. who. together with T. r.
Mcmillan "a; b. S Gable, 80. and Allen MardwGli'
'q5 composed the committee in charge. The liy-
perion Theatre was packed with an audience which
rave expression TO its satisfaction with the per
Torrance. at frequent intervals. by the most Wig
Professor Arthur T. Hadley. OF Yale Will be one
of the speakers at the University Extension sum
mer meeting next july. 49, - ,,.
Or. Anderson; MI Anderson " T. p PENN on
J. D. McKell '95; L. G. Jones. SO; a. A. l>oomis;
90: H. Lee 90. S. and F. X Lehloack' ~. WIZ
IN ,ba mn Prince
Ton 10 be given at the Brooklyn Polytechnic lnsti-
tute. on Friday. May %. -,
The final report of the junior promenade SHOWS
the total receipts to be 81 ~ me aott5 ON
hand of Sl.l8 80. m ,- 49,
The Winthrop prize examination will take place
on Monday and Tuesday. May p and p The SUB
iects for the examination this year are: IN |reek
Pndar; in Latin. Horace. The Winthrop prizes
consist of the income Of fund OF 500 gwen oy
buchanan Winthrop. go Of NewYork city. and are
annually offered to the Junior class Tor me most
thorough acquaintance with the Greek ana LAIN
noets particular attention being paid 70 elegance ana
Scholarship and appreciation OF the spirit OF poetry
The first prize is 500 and the second prize the
balance Of the income for the year
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BOWI)OIN.

brunswick Me. May 10 (SpecaD.-Tennis has
reIgned supreme the college campus this week
Philip Dana, &C. the tournament champion
ship in singles. but lost the college championship
to f. w Dana, '9i. who has held It for three
years. In doubles the winners +. w. Dana
81 and +. w. Pckard. 9i. both OF Portland. In a
few days they Will play with the champions OF Am
herst Tufts and other Massachusetts colleges.
The sixty-nrst convention OF the Psi Epsilon Fra
ternity has been In session here this week Dele
gates from the nineteen chapters OF the fraternity
present. and the various meetings were largely
attended.
Two colossal stone lions have been placed on the
steps at the entrance OF the Walker Art Building.
They carved in Indiana limestone after casts OF
the lions at the Logga def Lanzi. In Florence. They
stand about five feet high: are cut from single
block and weigh upward OF four tons each.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston. May 10 (SpeclaD.-The annual oratorical
contest FOR commencement spcakcrship In the Law
School took place at No. 10 Ashburton Place last
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The successful
speakers In the order chosen by the board OF judges
were Charles f.. Burbank. OF Clarcnont. y H.;
George w. Johnston. OF Boston. and 1bhn r.. Ma
gems. OF North Adams. alternate. Ex-Governor
william T. Russell Thomas J. Gargan and Glenn
ent K Fay acted as Judges The two speakers FIRST
chosen VIII take part In the exercises Oh June 8
provided Illness docs not interfere. In that The
alternate speaker Will take the place thus made
The senior class Of the College OF Liberal Arts
presented two plays at the Phhorat hacln Friday
afternoon THE COmpany's Husbands and
"Shakespcare at a Watering Place The sophomore
class rendered a reception and banquet TO the
bers of the senior class Saturday afternoon the
grounds OF the Auburndale Hotel. in Auburndalc
Tho invita- lions for the senior reception Monday
evening June 4. already out and the ss-day
Invitations will be out next week.
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Schenectady y. Y. May 70 CSpec!aD.-For the last
twes ty-sevcn years Dr. William Wells professor
OF modern languages AT Union. has been the super
lnfcndeat Of ono - the large SUNDAY schools of tho
city HIS recent resignation from hat position hds
called forth many expressions % esteem. which
show tho great admiration 10 which Or vols is
held In tie community as wei ~ n college circles
The niuciy-rnth annual spring athletic meeting
was lately held 81 the college cours" The c.n-s OF
IS won tho greatest number o; points thus winning
the athletic banner FOR The current year. T. l..
Myers. &c. the largest number 81 points made
by any Individual. and therefore hods the college
athletic medal" which was presented 20 him last
year
Or Wells las finished the course Of lectures ne
has been delivering the senior ani junior classes
The LAST lecture was The Language ard Literal
ture q the Nur-'ll.+e
Dean R!p'0r has ha.-hd The course ~ Historical
lectures b. has ben giving 20 The ladies 81 the coll
Leg faculty and their friends.
tn fol,wlnr. nr. ihe e.r@ year officers o, ne
philoru4fhcln Literary Society Pres lent. w y.
Johnston. vice rcsdsni T. Y. Payne. secretary.
" L. Terry. treasurer James \. Collins. curator.
Il T. Fulcr. judicial bench. g. '. Smith. George
L. Strceier Ray Morris
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CORNELL.
THE COLLEGE AHNUAI.-coMMENcEMEN T-LEcT-
TR.s-HICsIC

VR-sS-NltSlC.
1tbaco \ Y. MAY 10 (spcciaD. The sophomores
nald their election for "Corlelian editors on Iues
dav and the following were elected: r. H. Hanh-
ron Alnha Delta Phi; V. A Howells. Kappa Aipha'
7 =. NcGlensy. Sigma Phi; T. b. Matthew's. pe'a
Irnson: j. T. Richards. Alpha Tau omega H. -
souires Delta Kappa Epsilon; W. STORY IT, ~
Kappa psi. The only other candidate was "''S -
D Manle, Aloha Phi The Comedian tie col
,oee anrnol Is published by the junior class but
the editors are elected at the end of the sopAo"e
wear 20 as to begin work promptly THIS year
arrual rubliehei by editors from the class OF 3d.
,s nov in press and will appear about June L
president and Mrs. Schurman will give recep.
.,, ~ the senior class Monday afternoon VI
commencement week. thus adding another event ~
the official programme 49,. co,,oo, Of
The commencement speakers from the schooi ol
~ aro Addison c. Ornsbee whose su2 2yyII -
1.-THE Press in Relation 10 tne % an legal Career
NJ uCeIT1dden is son OF the Rev. Washington "iau
den. ,,, c,,,.b visited the university
I and consented 10 lecture 70 the sluaentH
He smoke on the subject or 'CrlcdI % as lis
History OF the English ConsutuiIi,U" ssembIage
tprofeSsor f. r. Hutton Of ColumDia OoiiTso ;nrad
nonresident lecturer Of Sibcy Do9nt!Fe'
hhora last week on ocean Grcyhounds. .,,. ,.ae,.
mere "a 3't Schurman was in Chicago TINS Weeh'
.,,hara he made several addresses lesteiidS
noon he gave lecture pbjcsro. last evening he
SIu uG. ~ The banquet oe the Cornell Alumni
spciation and this morning ne aGcrssse eCia,,on on
cago and Cook County IeacnT'| 81 the secondary
the subject OF Inc Noi
scnooiiS o+,re on Music as a University study oy
1,rofossor Waldo S. Pratt Of HARTFORD :, is
anor, was an interesting address, WhIJi ~
hoped will aid the present moHerTnr Of music
ca! culture Cornell needs the establishment
and lack of funds alohe p'e'
of a chair of muSE.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. May 10 sSpecial).-The class OF
'e5 has elected to the Office ~ senior president for
next year Miss Helen Marian Kelsey OF Theresa.
y Y. present junior class president. Ninety
FIVE has also elected It's "Irgenda' board as FOL
lows. Sarah T. Caps. ell,or-in-chicf: Florence
Forbes. assistant editor. Ada Hasbrook. Helen
wilder. Mabel Wcllman. May Merrill and Martin
Waterman. literary editors Mary l. Roberts Ger
trule Jones and airline Smith. art editors. Eliza
both Pcae arl Isa SHELTON. business managers
Tho "Legcnla" Tor 20 has gone 70 press II Is *
pcctcd tina; this publication Will be an extremely
good one beslles the pictures OF Mr. and Mrs Du'
rant and their son. It Will contain sketch Of the
NE OF Mr. DIran,. by Miss Katharine Lee Bates
AMI a memorial Of the NE and work Of the late
President Shafer
Mr. and Mrs Amos W s,etson and Martin Brm-
mor OF Boston. WI, have been exceedingly sener-
10 the art department ~ the college. have re-
Gently c,-opcratrl In making another NHiuip.e
III, IN the form Of three .erse carbon,
Amcns Cathedral. Santa Maria della Salute. Ven
Ice. and The interior OF San Mniatore Inc pc
lures Will be hung In the art lecturc-roorn
Miss Elizabeth H. DEMO. Professor Of the History
OF Art Will conduct European party ms sHrlinsr
party Will sail from Ncw-York on June 10. on the
fulda. and return by way OF southampton on sep
The Wellesley Record Association gave miscel-
laneous entertainment In the gymnasium last SaiuT-
ton contains the names aud latest history OF all
students who have attended Wellesley College This
dell philips club OF Iiarvarl VIII he entertain.d
bv thc six college societies In the tarns~orth Art
Miss Grace T. Cooley Instructor in, botany is
spending The year at me rnlverslty OF Eurlch IN
y, IJaryord Two courses win be offered for the
the debates, ana major course to consist entirely
For the last few weeks Professor JunIus W. HIN.
director OF the school Of music. has been giving
series Of lectures before his classes on the history
Of the plano forte.
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pr ATT INSTITTTE

The catalogue for 'si-'s5 will be ready for circu-
laton next week. Several of the depar tments have
made innovations which will take effect at the be-
ginning of the fall term. September a. The High
School. mentioned last week, In lieu Of its en-
trance examination. will accept certificates of grad
uation from the public schools OF Brooklyn and
certificates OF the Board OF Regents for subjects
specified such certificates.
The Department OF Fine Arts has made
rangement whereby the work OF all classes will
tend over both morning and afternoon sessions
and with the exception OF the normal art training
dents whose time Is limited otherwise occupied
may attend either morning or afternoon sessions.
full course.
In order to simplify the matter OF tuition, to
make It possible for instructor to assign stu
dents from time to time to those classes In which
students may take color clay-modelling, any
special work. In addition to = regular course with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

Hamilton. " Y. May 10 Special. -Colgate had
IT'S annual field day Yesterday. College records were
broken by F. e. Becker, in the two-mile bicycle
race. c. A. Briggs In the running broad jump;
and p A Munro. in putting the shot The relay
race between the sophomores and freshmen was won
low the sophOmorcs who celebrated their victory by
a class supper In the evening
Through the Athletic Advisory Committee OF COL
gate University. an Interacademc Athletic League
OF Central New-York has been formed Al a re-
cent meeting hold here representatives. OF college
preparatory schools from oxford 20 Goversvile In
cmiing Rome Academy. adopted constitution IL
is proposed 20 divide the league into Two sections
the teams OF each 10 compete for prize offered by
the University.
As a result OF the recent competitive examina-
tlon. the following men have been appointed on the
editorial siafr of THE Maids )niensis': From the
Junior class ]. ". Grlfith. sophomore class b. b.
t;renen j. IL Crandan and + \. Smith.
The baseball team starts on rs western Trip OF
Monday. playing at Rochester on Tuesday, Hobart
on Wednesday and Syracuse on Thursday.
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AWARD OF PRIZES FOR ESSAYS UPpN A SHAKE
sPEARIAN SUBJECT.

AWARD OF PRIZES FOR ESSAYS UPON a SHAKE
sPEARIAN SUBJECT.
Poughkeepsie May 10 (SpeciaD-The Students AS
ISOLATION last week elected the following officers for
next year President. Katharine Campbell Kelley
49, vice-president Mary Verhoef 95; secretary and
treasurer Margaret Campbell Brown, 96.
The Helen Kate Furness prizes. one OF $50 ana
one OF 500 which awarded annually to the
writer's OF the two best essays some Shake
spearlan or Ezabethan subject, were won this year
by Elizabeth Hazeton Haight and Ellen Dundas
Chatter. This competition is open to all members or
the senior class The subject s assigned a year In
adyarce and the essays must be presented at the
opening OF the second The subject for this
wear was "Shakespeares Idea OF Providence ana
Fate"
Important additions have recently been made In
for the study OF practical physics In the depart,
ment Of light full set of apparatus has been added
for the study of diffracton spectrum analysis laws
OF lenses and mirrors measurement or wave lengths
etc. Among some valuable additions 10 the museum
are a giant kangaroo and an ornithoryncus from
Australia.
There will be reunions in June Of the classes Of
90 ~ 70 50. 81 80 and 90. The Windsor Hotel
has been secured for the lodging OF all the alumnae
and IL IL expected that large number VIII attend
The social reunion OF the Association OF Nassa1
Aumnae will occur Class Day, June IL
Miss Annie Thompson Netteton instructor In
English. will resign her place to accept secular
one next year In the Western Reserve University.
Mrs Harriet Stanton Batch. OF the class OF ~
visited the college last week and gave an interesting
address before the economies classes upon Ihe IN
dustral Position of Women in England"
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w WESLEYAN.

Mddletown. Conn. May 10 tSpeciaD-Mlsfortune
still follows the ball team Frost, who in
tured In the first Yale game has been forbidden
by his doctor 10 pitch again this season, and only
one pitcher remains for the rest of the Cap
tain Tirre seriously injured his finger in the game
on Wednesday with Williams. 1t is probable that
two more games will be added to the schedule. one
with Yale In NewHaven and one with Harvard
at Cambridge.
The four-act play. "Esmeralda," which was given
In Russell Library by The Mask on May II. proved
n great success. The house well filled by a
fashionable and appfeclative audience and about
500 was realized. which will be turned over to the
football association. On Tuesday night a river
party was given by The Mask. to which few
upper classmen were invited
1.-THE Bulletin" which has just appeared shows
that there have been over one hundred lectures de-
.iyered hv the menberg OF the faculty during the
past year The committee which is attempting TO
raise $500 for the immediate need of the library Is
has been engaged to make one OF the principal ad-
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Tr'FT5.

College Hill Mass. May 10 (SpecaD.-The Follow
ing students have been chosen by the faculty 70
compete for prizes in the Goddard readings wizard
S Small Thomas Whttemore and Herbert H. BEN
ton seniors: Charles ID. Clark f. Claiming Cra's'
William r. Durham Clarence l.. EATON anu -
Neal Barney. juniors. and Resnod X Marvin W.
Morton Small Ralph n Cheever. Alarc B. Start
and B. IiarwOol Hi. s0phomores. , -
Tho sophomore class has chosen the following as
sociate editors for THE Brown and Blue of next
year Henry e. Whitaker from Theta D pei n Sh
Tau Delta Edward W. Ficket'. Delta Cpshon
George f. Mcguire. Alpha Tau Omega; Cnarles NJ
Ward Heth Alcph Resi-. Edwin r. sampson. rep
resenting the non-soclety element, and Ether NJ
HAYES from the 'cO-eds'
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Special, 800 dozen
fine blue and white
"audZu"

out extra payment. tuition fee will hereafter
be charged for a term Of twelve weeks; l. e.. full.
day classes. ten sessions a week mot including
evening classes, SIS halliday classes five sessions
a week. 80 with the exception OF life drawing
which is $l2l: evening classes. S.
The Department II Domestic Art has made 10
instruction in physical culture part OF the rega
lar special courses IN t-essmakng and millinery
The department Of Science and Technology viii
carry on a normal class in manual training In con.
junction with the normal classes Of the Art De-
partment instruction will he given In grammar
school and high school methods OF manual trsr,
ing the elements or mechanical ana architectIs
pedagogy. .r
The library training classes will offer next iant
second wear course 10 those wishing 70 ny tnen'
selves for a higher grade Of library work lnstruc.
ton in clerical duties and In stenograpny mas zen
introduced in response 10 demand lor Anosteass
~ these things on the part OF persons appyns
for private secretaries and for assistants 70 nke
charge OF private libraries or the library "0A
necessary In newspaper offices.
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Northampton Mass. Nay 10 (SpeciaD -lnvitations
were issued by the Colloquium Tor chefhico-
physico afternoon on wednesday in LILY Han
These teas are given in three years Expert
ments were performed by the members OF the so
cle;y for the entertainment Of the guests. ana
tuhes Professor and Mrs. Stoddard received. as
sisted by the society 49,,
on Wednesday evening Mrs. f. Humphrey Alien
assisted by Or. B,odgett and Professor h b story
This recital partly In commemoratlon OF Nas-
ner's birthday and two selections from his works
rendered.
Tho two new boats belonging TO the Athleuc ana
Field Association arrived Saturday evening. and
we're launched in NH River Boating Is an entirely
new thing here. the river up 10 this year having
been pronounced unsafe on accoun; Of malaria
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HAVERFORD.

Haverford, Penn, May 10 (SpeciaD.-The cricket
eleven was defeated at Elmwood on May IL by the
Belmont cricket eleven by six wickets. The annual
game with Harvard will be played at Haverford
ON NAV 26. The following officers have been
elected by the members Of the Tennis Association TO
serve for the coming year: President. Conklin. 80;
xice-nresdent Huey, sc: secretary. Beidelman
'e7: treasurer Scattergood. 96. The Ground Com
mittee is composed of Goodman chairman; WOOD
Watkins and Engle.
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servat:smi; Webster. The Martyr Spy Of the Rev
Of the United states; Bailey "fhe Poetry, Of
Whitman; SHETLAND. Enlightened sceptcism' T..
out OF college, and has therefore been obliged to
resign his position. The nine will be managed dur
Ing the remainder OF the by the athletic
committee of the Students Association on which
tho alumni are represented On Friday. May H. the
sophom ore fire shman bail game which had been
postponed, played. and the sophomores won by
a score OF II to T.
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Mortified ,,.,,,.r,, onnoint-
ments in defamation for the June contests: 80
Ackerley. Darling. OILERS. Judkins. V; j. smith
Ward 80 J. II. Fuller. Moody. O. w; N oriioY'
Rockwell. Roe. whitman and Miss Dufford .., ho
The commencement exercises this year Will pe
randered especially Interesting by the fact That
Chauncey Vi Depew will deliver an address on
June 26 lie will come under the auspices OF the
Phi Beta Kappa.
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LAEAYETrE-

Porter. OF the Oldest and most prominent men,
bers CT the faculty. Is ILL., w. G. Chambers. "a. won
the first prize at the Pennsylvania intercollegiate
oratorical contest at Allentown. on Wednesday
night. The Law Club members of the senior GLASS
dined on Friday night. J. X. English was toast
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fraternity. A number of Delta Gamma girls had
an excursion down the bay, lasting from frlda!
until Monday At Denton. on the eastern shore OF
Maryland they remained Sunday.
Miss Esther Matson. ~. daughter OF Dr. MASON
kns Hospital for several weeks. is rapidly I'M
proving, and will soon BE- able to be moved TO her
home.
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master Harry Vincent. the former Princeton foot-
ball player. will coach the football eleven TINS IAN
Cbarlemagne Tower of Philadelphia delivered
lecture on "Lafayette's First Coming TO America
before the college on Tuesday
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Every lady-and especially progressive appearance
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