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New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,

Rochester. y. Y, April q (SpeciaD.-The uni
versity ball nine is playing exhibition games with
local teams and Manager Puffer has arranged a
schedule of the whole seasons contests. There
to be twenty games IN all. including both cham
pionshp and exhibition matches. Besides the
championship games with Union. Colgate Hobart
and Syracuse the nine Will also visit Buffalo. ana
will play ST. Johns Military Academy Manllus
and ST. Bonaventure College at Allegheny. making
seven out-of-town games. The State Inercolle
giate League has debarred all professional players
and paid students from playing the teams this
year The annual game between the freshmen ani
the sophomores is announced for April e. Saunder.
is captain OF the freshmen and Martens OF the soph-
omores. There three class contests each year
the football game. the baseball game and the tug
OF
The Glee ard Mandolin clubs will leave for Eu-
rope the New York early In July II Is announced
and will give concerts on the boat every evening.
Manager Schubmehl's plan is TO spend three weeks
in and around London, giving concerts and sghtsee
ing.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass. April q tSperltp.-The coIoS'
Gl.e and Banjo clubs under The leadership - Miss
EI.,h SAWYER and Miss Maud, r. Keller rcspec-
lively. gave their annual concert In the chapel on
Monday evening tho proceeds - The entertainment
being contributed % tnr boa'house building fnnd.
The conccr; was repeated in the Wellesley village
town hall on Welnes lay evening.
william T.. Shaycr. of Harvard University l'c-
turcl before the history CLASSES on Tuesday alter
noon on "Nnc'ecnth Century Italy"
4 reception was given % the college gymnasium
on wednesday evening by the members OF the junior
class 70 the soIhom1res
Hamilton W Mabic. of New-York associate oltor
of The Outlook viii lecture before the college
next MONDAY evening
Several Instructors and stu l"ntS wont 10 cam
bridge 70 attend the Latin play The "l'cdilon
classes are rehearslng for tn" drama Tin" Frin-
co.s' to be presented lhe evening OF Apr. -
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
PRATT INSTITUTE.

The April number OF THE Pratt Institute Month
ly' Ia out Its Issue being contemporaneous with
the anniversary OF Froebers birthday. the leading
article Is devoted to n description OF the Land of
Froebei" II is illustrated from the photographs
taken last summer by Miss Alice T.. Fits. the di-
rector OF the kindergarten Department. who has
also contributed the text OF the article. A camera
club has been organized In the High School. 1t has
for it's object the encouragement OF amateur pho
Biography and kindred arts. and socabrity among
its members. The officers are Harold Bowdoin 'ss:
president; Miss Emma A. Wlnship. secretary Max
Jordan chairman Executive Committee These off,
GERS are to serve until they resign are impea he'd
or leave school Only members OF the High School
Join tho club.
The Department OF Domestic Science certainly
offers IN us normal course stepping to higher
things Here Is young girl from the western part
or New ork state who. by the advice OF her phys
cian writes the director OF the departments as fol-
to study medicine and surgery. / have fold DR.
- about this. and he thinks the best preparation
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
WESLEYAN.

MIldetown. April q CSpeclaD. aD.-Weseyan suf-
fered her first defeat OF the season on Wednesday
last in her game with Yale. by a score Of 20 l..
Trudeau who In the box when Yale defeated
Boston, pitched for the visitors and did good work.
Frost. Wes.eyans pitcher. was injured sliding 10
hrst. and 1t will be time before he Will be
able to play On Friday the team played Co,um-
bia in New York. and to-day Princeton at Prince
ton. The game will be with Brown at Md
dletOwn April a. 4 game for May has been
arranged between the sophomore team and Trim
iiy. &c.
Recent statistics in THE Yale News' show that
Wesleyan is fourth in the list OF American col
lcges regards the annual expense Of :he ins;i-
tuition for each student over and above receipts
from students: and third regards the average
Of equipment for each student.
The Glee Club has elected II. J. Hartman. OF
Brooklyn, y. y. manager for the coming year.
At the Wyoming Cub banquet on Tuesday night
J. H. Fuller, ~. was POSTMASTER and F. ID.
Pringle. '97 choragus T. w. Thompson represented
the seminary.
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DREW SEMINARY.

Carmel. " Y, April q CspcclaD. Professor Ed
ward Baxter Felton,. the composer. OF Boston has
been made associate In the Musical Department for
the spring term.
Chancellor James Il. Day. Of Syracuse University.
will preach the baccalaureatc sermon this year, on
June Il.
The Wesleyan Glee and Mandolin Club will give
a concert commencement week.
At the recent session OF the New York Conference
special merton made OF the excellent work OF
this Institution during the last year. under the new
president. James NJ Yeager.
The Rev Or. James VI. KInS. OF New-York will
preside and deliver address commencement
day.
Edward T. fOvatt, Of New-York and CLAYTON
Ryder, Of Carmel the trustees elected for
six years
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
CITY COLLEGE.

Epsilon Chapter Of the Fraternity Of Phi Gamma
Delta. the city College. initiated recently at the
clubs Or STAFFORD. professor Of natural his
tory at the college. The work of rushing him
doEe secretly that OF the other fra
tcrnlties at college had the least suspicion of what
was being done This Is the first instance in the
history OF the college OF fraternity initiating
IN active professor Professor STAFFORD has held
his place in the college for some years. and is
one Of the best-known men on the faculty.
The initiating exercises were attended by all the
sOleunitv characteristic OF secret fraternity
After the initiation of Professor Strafford. the
brothers. hftv In number. sat down to supper.
Good cheer and fraternity spirit prevailed. and
many Old college fraternity songs were sung during
the evening. Dr. Hunt. OF the city College. pre-
sided as toastmaser and tho following toasts were
responded to: our Fraternity +. Kack; Sci
ence." " Woods; "Archtecture." B Tuthill: The
Night We Celebrate" +. II. Lyon; Response"
Or. Sfranorl; Yale" II Hotchkiss; Cornell" w,
Dobbns: columbia" A. Armstrong: THE Ladies'"
H. Hcylmnu; Lafayette" J.. Huston: "In Clos
ing" r. Batell After more college songs and
cheers for the brother. the students rose. and
Joining hands marched around the table singing
the fraternity benediction Besides n large number
of city College students. there also many
New-York University and Columbia representa-
tlves Representatives from the Grand Chapter
Were also present. \ large number OF graduates OF
the college were present.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Poughkeeps!e. April 2l CSpcclaD.-The celebration
of Founders Day will be held Friday. April
% The day viii be q holiday. In the evening a
reception viii be given. preceded by address in
the chapel The speaker OF the evening viii be
Professor Edward s. Morse. OF Salem. Mass and
his subject. japan" The committee in charge Of
tho celebration consists OF the following the
faculty: Professor Leach. Professor Moulon. Pro-
fessor Van lngen ard Professor OGrady: from the
students r.. A. Macaley. "a. a. n valiant. "a
:. Z, Evans. '95 Anne Hero, 's6 f. Hotchkiss a.
and E1lth Lapham. G. s.
Last Saturday evening Miss Katharine T. Davis
Of the class Of %, gave talk upon the work of
st. Mary Street College Setilemen'. In Philadelphia
with which she has been closely connected for
several months. On Friday evening Professor Ben
1amn lde Wheeler. OF Cornell. lecturel IN the chapel
upon The Pace Of the Genetc Method in the
Stu1y of Languages"
President and Mrs Tay.or returned last week
from their months journey In the Wes:
The art collection has received a valuable adii-
ton in the shape OF four paintings by MauVe which
have been placed in the college a memorial by
the sister OF a former student The museum has
recently added to its geological collections many
rare specimens Among others. Is a piece OF rufi-
lated quartz from Switzerland. opal from Aus
traa. and n very rare specimen OF rubet IN
lepdoIte. Severa4 valuable accessions have been
purchased for the Photographed microscope
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Clinton. y. Y. Apri. q (spec!aD-The spring term
opened on April Il. Charles 4 Green. of Denver
and Arthur Scoyc. of Clinton are back IN the class
Of s;. Ten clark prze orations have been handed
in five senior theses. and twenty nine prize essays.
Ry a recent change ths competition work ~ now
presented on the second day OF the third term l.. f.
Ostrandcr has received the chemical priz" Arthur
NJ PAYNE VIII be recommended FOR appointment ~
assistant Librarian for 1873. Baseball work IS be-
ginning and shows promising material among the
freshmen.
Professor Fitch Is expected home this summer %
resume his duties In the fall. Or Brandt sails late
In June for slX months absence to bc spent
chiefly in Germany Professor Dclo5 Smyth Will be
absent next year IN study.
\ greatly increased Interest IN shown In tho gen
cra rhetorical exercises. This term. for the first
time. juniors appear with oratlons the ma the
matcll room In the SOpcr building ~ a great sue
cess There now positive indications OF an
entering freshman class OF not less than fifty men.
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CORNELL.
ATHLETIC AFFAIRs-sTUDY OF HISTOLOGY OF
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


Ithaca, " V. April 2 (SpeciaD.-Wiliiam II.
Robertson who has been engaged by the
Athletic Club 10 train the men on the athletic
teams. came 10 Ithaca last week and assumed his
duties. For years he trained with Malcolm W.
Ford Last spring he with the Cash Prize B-
cycle Club. and last fall ne coached the Young
Mems Gymnastic Cub Of New-Or,ears Mi.
Robertson has himself several championships,
and from 1850 TO 1887 The ten-mile amateur
on May L? The Cornell -Pennsylvania games occur
on May ls at Ithaca. and on Nav 26 the team Will
go to the Berkeley Oval for the intercollegiate
games
The baseball season opened with two games with
the Syracuse Stars. OF the Eastern League. Cornell
the first and lost the second game. The nine =
work good. The outfe,d is the best Cornell has
ever had while the infe.d too is stronger than Il
was. The weak point Is in the pitchers box.
which has heretofore been about the strongest place
the nine.
DR.. Wider's class in neurology is this term maxi
Ing d study of the assures OF th- human brain The
brain of the late Dr. B-enizer. the Ithaca suicide
-hich wlod to the department OF anatomy
.ias considera - larger ;h3n the average. weighing
OIL ounces. against the average weight of i94
ounces. Las; Tuesday the first lecture OF new
course in the histology of the nervous system was
given by Instructor Fish. The course is attended
by advanced students. mostly graduates. who have
already taken the by Professors wilder and
Case neurology and microsco1ca methods and
vertebrate histology Mr.. Fish graduated in
1890 has published several neurO.Ogica, papers and
spring an elaborate accoun; Of the brain Of a saa-
mander. During the last summers he has
given instruction in the Maine biological laboratory
at Woods Holl. Mass.
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NiIIERST.
COMMENCEMENT AID PHI BETA KAPPA AP-
FOINTMENTS.

Amherst. Mass. April 2l (speclaD-M the
faculty meeting Of Wednesday the first drawing
from the class Of 9j FOR Phi Beta Kappa was made
as follow: Charles r. Burnett Turner's fA'Is
Mass: Henry ". Lane. Kcenc. y. II; George H.
Crltchlow. New-Brichon. Penn. Jay T. Stocking
Lisbon Centre. ~ y: r. Wesley Burnham Glou-
ce,ter Mass; George W Fiske Ho!liston. Mass
Dwight W Morrow. Allegheny Penn; Edward Is
Mundy. syracuse. y. Y; benjamin +. Ray Leeds
Mass The first four viii act as monitors OF
the different classes The others are to be con-
sdered assistant monitors. and In the future viii
take the place OF the regular men when absent
instead Of allowing them 10 appoint their own as
sstants The faculty also appointed the following
seniors 80 speakers upon the commencement stage:
George T. Burt South Hadley Falls. Mass; I'D
ward " Capen. Boston; Frank L. Clark. Spencer
port. y y Charles l.. Emerson Methuen. Mass
Edward r. Evans. Chelsea Mass; Eugene w Iy-
man. Cummington. Mass; Luther f. smith. Wash
ington, u. c.. Harlan f. Stone. Amherst
Candidates for the athletic ;eam began training
UPON Pratt Field this week. The prospects for a
winning are not so good as last year. not
more than hT,yays men being IN -en ,rainns nabor OF
: possible to represent Amherst IN the hteIco-
:rbe Blh,e s;iilv Committee OF the College Y. NJ
G. \. has changed the ARRANGEMENT ot classes loi
the present term. Instead of ne tTolp s!s'c"'
whole under one teacher. the TWO lower classes
meeting Immediately after Tie SUNDAY morning
f.
charge of the lrcshman division ana Professor
Genung OF the sophou ore division The otheT
classes are not entirely arranged
Al meeting of the Alumni Missionary Com
miifee ia the library Monday evening X was
reported that 81 Ho was IN the treasury IN sup
port Of the college missionary. Eiwarl Fairhank,
50 Of this SfD is o. Dee paid MIN for the year il
was voted 20 keep igh In the treasury 70 cover
his expenses at any time .r.,,.. c.. ,.. hoo,
eectcd - THE student board as editor. from the
freshman class. The minstrel show FOR the b"n"-
ft of the bali team val be given IN Amherst On
next Thursday and In Northampton on Friday
Professor Frnk has appointed Wednesday. June
G. the day for tho LESTER prize speaking.
The baseball team has played practice game
every day this week with team from Spring
ned. which j. much stronger ;han the Ho,yokes
who pavcd here last year. Amherst won ihe nrsi
game Wlih Gregory IN the box. but ios' tho next
three ON Wednesday afternoon Captain Siearns
received 20 bad cIi ~ th" llp hat u vas neces-
sarv 9 take several stitches n ~.
The seven iendns caniiiat"s f1r trustee 20 hc
elected rs The alumni az inr mex commencement
are G4lusha \. Grow. -. DAVID Hill Il. Herbert
r. Adams -. Winston ~ Hagen. -. Frank q.
Partridge. -. Arthur Dak.n. 81. and Frank l..
Whitman s..
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Ravlev clerk OF the court Guy Richardson vas
the defendant end Miss Grace Ward the palhtil'
PRINCETON.
BAsEHAII~TRAcK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HONORS.

Princeton. y. J.. April q (speclaD.-The baseball
ean.es with LAFAYETTE AMI Wesleyan the nome
grounds have given the first opportunity the un-
deror,},,tcs have hai of forming estimate of
their team The Taying while II was not very
ci4c1i,rlclnc was far from being what was eN-
,a,.cl The one great fault with the players -
tbclr Inability TO bunch their hits. +. Ward Shows
n remark ,bv well Il; short. but il pitching neither
Altman nor Bradley is doing what was expected.
# is a question whether Princeton is any stronger
I'm the pitcher'y box Than she iast year. The
iay.dual playing Is better than that Of last year
;e1m but unless there IL more team work. the
chances Of Princeton winning the championship VIII
be slis:
The following is the preliminary list Of candidates
for the track team Il, and ec0-yari dasnes-Gbson.
'ei McNulty. %; Cross. '!@: Graver Va H. peer
%: H. Jamlson. 81 i4O-yard run-swan. 'si; Nc
Campbell. 'si F. Norris. 95; Fordyce 90; Sterling.
%: Brokaw. ~. Ssl-yard run-Wintrnger. ~:
'rh.chcr %: Love- -. one mile run-Caton. 80
Ianlon. %. one mile walk -Zieger Sem Jenkins, MS
~ :g,-y.ri hurll--Jamcs. ": Wilson, % Two
mile bicycle Grandin. "a. Carnochan, 80; Corser.
~: Leland 20; !amisor. ~ foie Vault. y!ei, ~
ana hamntcr-(S heelcr 80: Taylor. 81 Edwards.
Is; D. Ricss - Broad jumr-Ro5b, 81;
'rha commencement exercises Of the Princeton
Thrologicai Seminary will be held Tuesday. May
S one OF the largest classes which has yet been In
tho seminary will then be graduated. Sxty-tnree
are expected TO receive diplomas seventeen OF
WIN Thr following are the names Of the in the
senior and Junior classes who nave peen as sren
First General Group for the last term seniors
" II. Car;wfisSi iSf' J. e. Coienan jr;. a. T Davis
Ncrgyn. : " Kinney. H. J. Klpp. w. II. Nc
Carjnoy, A. McGalin. 6 II. .McIlwain. j. A. Murry
IT, NJ sheldon j. Il. Swain McCready Sykes and
q. H. Wai.os Juniors. 7. Faris. X. - lIatcn.
r H. Janvier. J. {. Sloane AMI W. d. Ward
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
BOSTON

Boston. April 81 (SpeciaD-The Pathological Asso-
citation met on Wednesday afternoon and Profess
T. Is. Lindsay read his translation OF the "Phorm.o"
Of Terence. the Latin play which was produced by
Harvard students In Sanders Theatre last week
The Mathematical Club held It's annual reception
In Jacob Sleeper Hall Thursday. Professors
recital given Friday evening by the two
upper classes Of the Curry School OF Expression in
Jacob Sleeper Hall under the auspices OF the Mon
day Club Professor Curry himself present
and was warmly welcomed by the college. His loss
has been deeply regretted since he left the chair Of
Snow Professor OF Oratory TO engage In the special
field Of vocal expression The Philome thaean pre-
sented mock trial on Friday afternoon. Messrs.
Simpson and Fuller Of the Law School were counsel
Overheiser Of the Law School was Judge. and Mr..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Hartford Conn. April = GpeciaD.-Thc spring
rcccss Of ten days began yesterday during which
trps vii b" taken by The musical organization
and the baseball team The Glec. Banjo and Manao-
lin clubs will give Il concert on Apr.i p a. Hard
man Hall. Ncw-York C.,y. The baseball team
plays Howard University at Washington on April
- Georgetown on Aprl =. Columbia University on
April 25 and Franklin and Marshall at Lancaster
Penn. Apri. -. Tee sophomore class has pre-
scented to the Athletic Association for the trophy
room handsome oak table inscribed with the
names Of Trinity's tennis champions
The colog. library was Inspected bv delegation
from the NowYork State Library School on Tues
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
BRNE MAWR.

Byrn Mawr. Penn. April 81 (SpeciaD.-The ground
broken Monday for the east wing OF Poem
broke Hall. the western and central portions OF
which are almost completed.
The new programme for % has Just come ont
showing some changes I'm the work laid out for
ncXf year chiefly IN the direction OF larger oppor-
tunities for graduate work The college also able
TO offer permanently the fine Garrett resident
scholarships and the European graduate fellow
ship. through the great kindness OF Miss Mary
Garrett. The Sauppe classical library. OF which
sne was also donor. has arrived ana separate
room Will be arranged to hold 1t.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

South Hadlcy Mass. April p CSpecla).-The sub
ioc, for debate AZ the last monthly meeting or the
Debating Society Of Mount Hoyoke College was.
..p.s,lved .rha, A chapel for religious purposes "a
tho rresent need OF tho college" Miss Durg'n an !
II ~ Harber took he affirmative, Mss Howe!I AMI
rccepfion was rendered 70 Miss Emelyn Grant.
a guest OF tho college 10y the sigma theta Chi
Society. In the students parlprs on Monday.
Nnr6 ~ the newly appointed holiday IN Massa-
chuse,ts. was not observed al he college The
r.r,s for cloes dav have been assigned as follows:
,glss orators Miss Abbott and Miss Ella Briorly;
class poet Miss Bunnnll, Ivy poet MISS beare.
Mis- Mabel PARK a niece OF President Mead. is at
present visiting the college.
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ing resulting in victory for the sophomore team.
The teams follows: For 9o' HGwarr =,
Johnson. Lauretta Smedley: Bonic ARK. 70"
Gunion and Philip Kramer; for -. joan MORRISON
Rober, Pyle. Mary Clark Jesse Jehries ana 'hdh-
ming Way. -,
The formal opening Of inc new gymnasium r i9r
the YOUNG women took place last Satur''hN. ! nr
gymnasium Enterprise was carried through entirely
by students without the all Of The authorizes.
The interclaes mile relay race was won ny the
claes Of ~ o, wednesday the victorious team he-
lax Joseph G. Finley. Herman Corrow. George 9
Gr'est and David b. EIiAmore. I'he-" MN 40
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
SWARTHMORE

Swarthmore. Penn. April 2l (Specian.-Sixteen
seniors on last Friday contested for the Furman
prizes in defamation offered by Professor Furman
to the senior class. Alien X. White winning the
boys prize and Emma S. Chambers that offered
20 the young women The annual contest In
tory between the freshman and sophomore Classes
for the Presidents prize was he'd last Friday
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. April q (speciaD.-By a pre.im-
nary contest Washington Literary Society selected
stone Hays Troll and Bartlett. OF the junior class
to represent the society In the junior oratorcai
contest with Franklin Society. Al.ix is alternate
The Frank Hall men are Spackman. Huey, Jordan
and Kratz -
w. c. Chambers will be Lafayettes representa-.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mich. Apri; 21 CSpecaD.- Spring va
cation began Friday April l3, and VIII last till
Monday.
The baseball team left here Saturday April H.
for their Southern trip. winning from Ohio Wes-
leyan University the same afternoon by Of
IS to 4. Denison College. Ohio. was beaten April
Is. the being to 6. April II. Michigan took
in Kenyon College, az Gambler. Ohio. by score OF
IL to s. The makeup OF the team is follows
Catcher. Smctzer: pitchers. Krogan. HOLSTER and
Bentley; first base. Mckenzie: second base. Russell
third base, Deans: shortstop Peppie; right field
Caldwell: centre field. Shields. captain; left field
Waterman.
The senior class OF the literary department has
voted 10 wear cap and gown during commencement
week.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
RUTGERS.

New-Brunswick. April q CSpeclaD. Manager John
G. Blackwell. of the Athletic Association. has
ranged the following schedule Of games for the col
lege baseball nine during the season: April %. with
the Jaspers. Of Manhattan College. a; New York;
April 2s. Columbia College. at New Brunswick;
May s. Brooklyn Polytechnic. at Brooklyn May IL,
Columbia College. at New-York: May 10. West
Point Military Academy. West Point; May 26.
Lafayette College. az Easton. Penn; May 30. West
Ends. at Somerville; June 2. Franklin and Mar
shall College. az Lancaster. Penn. June l6 West
Ends. at New Brunswick few more home games
will also be arranged.
The team this year IS captainei by Howard De
Mott OF the senior class and will be formed fol-
lows: Pitcher. Warren Van Syke 'e5: catcher.
Otto Mohr. "a: first base. Howard De Mott 81.
second base. William Van Dyke 9J; third base.
Charles Poole, &c. shortstop. Ralph ParrOtt. 81:
left field. Clarkson Runyon. tr.. %; right field.
W. j. Scudder. 81: centre field. Isaac " Enyard 95
The Zeta Psi chapter at Rut2ers will give q dance
At the fraternity house. on College-ave May II.
DR.. E. Il. Payson head master OF Rutgers Pre-
paratory School. is delivering course of lectures
on the history OF teaching and the influence Of
different educational ideals. before the
section Of the senior class
The Rutgers Club OF New-York. formed for the
purpose OF uniting the alumni IN and around the
metropolis held its third and last dinner OF the
season in New-York on April . Augustus Fiovd.
'e5 presided The first dinner OF the season al 1894
e5 will be held October u. 1894. John " Car
pender, &C. will preside
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Tor my future work would he tho Domestic &c.
ence course Pratt institute" The work in hs
cookery c,as6 is indiYilua each pupil making alone
and unasssted the three or four dishes taught IN
one lesson Moreover the full course has oeea 80
modified by teaching principles. rather than dishes
that much of the fancy cookery IN the course bal
been introduced into and y. This WI. shorten the
The future to take an unabridged course Pro-
lessor James r. Campbell. formerly instructor IN
the High School. has been made director Of th.
Tome Institute iatAly established At Port DEPOSIT
Md. and modelled after Pratt institute. Charles
Soue. trustee Of the Brookline CMass) Public L.
brary addressed Tho library classes on April s. "a
the subject Of Book k-buying' and was listened
with great interest.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
the State ora,orical contest in Allentown

next month. ,,-.,.,... !,
The Rev Dr. Theodore Cuyl"r or HrookNh qe-
Tor the benefit % Lafayette students on NeIheS-
day President Narfeld presided