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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
NETWORK UNINERSITY.

The announcement Of the award OF prizes and
bonors at the Medical School was made this week
The cash prize OF 500 is awarded to DE YER :.
Byard. cash prize Of 81" to Harry H. h'u Se.
cosh nrze of $50 to william II. Carter. The honor
men are besides the above p. S. Boynton, f. a. IL
stransky. j.. L. Peeler and Z. W Esther The sen.
Tors eligible to compete for the Bellevue Hospital
stan positions are James J. Bowens. j. r. Brady
Joel NJ. Chassis. NJ. Il. Freid. Eben Fosketf' "iiilam
A. Green Alpheus w. Hoyt, Philip lowenthai; carr
E. " Levin Charles A. Manson. LEON r. Peeer'
r A. l. s,ransky; f; A. Scott j. r. 'eo Sag'ff
Cox and Horace RIndress. The valentino M9ti go;Id
Woorheed ~ the Mott silver medal for dissection
10 Peter d. Schultz. 's5. and the Mott bronze medq
for the best reports OF surgical Clinics 10 'a"es D.
At the meeting OF the Gaelic Society OF New
york held last Tuesday evening In Economic HAIL
Cooper Mon Chancellor Maccracken delivered an
Civilization and Education Of Europe
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UNION.

Schenectady. May (SpeciaD.-There was much
surprise felt at Union when the word came from
Williams that she could not take part In the pro-
posed spring games at Albany. There was an IN
usually large number OF men In training lor the
meet and much disappointment is felt.
The inierclass spring meet has been pos'ponea 70
hiring the date on MAY II. There number or
promising athletes In the freshman class
Ceorge sands g the champion qua; r-iniie run
nor s still unable 10 do any heavy tr%0t work lis
right leg was badly wrenched In the last mdwinter
meet Fitzpatrick will run at the athletic carhlEal
a, bergen Point ~ j.. on Decoration Day.
Interest IL beginning 10 centre upon next June. al
htcb ,,noe the centennial anniversary Of the found
inc Of Inc college viii be celebrated IL VIII be inc
areatost dav In the history OF the institution ana
eiumni from all parts OF the country are sending
rori that they will be present Union was the frst
College founded west OF the Hudson.
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BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.


A naw switchboard has been constructed Tor the
dvna mo- room having nearly 100 terminals. These
are connected with the different pieces OF APP
paratus throughout the room. on one side OF the
board upon an extension, the votameter ana am
meters Of the room are mounted and upon the
other side the starting boxes. resistant heads ana
Transformers The construction has been IN the
charge OF r. ". Baker, it, the mechanic OF ,he IN
stl,ute Professor Samuel Sheldon Is about 10
publish a book comprising THE Course In Flee
trlcal Measurements ut the Polytechnic. Inc text
has been used in manuscript form by the junior
electrical engineers OF the last two years ana the
progress which they have made In the subject war
rants an extended circulation Of the book Inc
senior class IN engineering. under Professor fiyhp
ton has examined the details OF the iron truss
across Franklin Square. Some valuable pieces ol
APPARATUS have been added to the equipment or the
chemical laboratory. including an air pump and an
aluminium balance. 4 number or books nave peen
recently purchased for the library. The card
ca Iogtie sed the Dewy system or classlrca-
ZION has been begun. The circulation OF books has
considerably increased this year and much
greater use has also been made OF the reading
room The Class Day has been fixed for June 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
SMITH.

Northamp,on Mass, May 4 (SpecaD-The an
nual Junior reception was given on Wednesday In
the alurnnae gymnasium by the class OF 90 About
800 people were present. and dancing continued
until II 30 The hall was beautifully decorated by
the sophomores with hcmlock and ground pine fes-
toons and novel effect was produced by electric
lights inside OF japanese lanterns. The patroncsses
we're Frau Kapp Mrs ONeill. Mrs. Powers Mrs.
Stoddard Mrs Brady Miss Gushing. Miss Car
nomska Miss Jordan. Miss Peck. Miss Gorham
nd Miss Matby. .
commencement songs. meeting twice week. under
the direction of Miss Lima Fuller, leader OF the
Glee Club 49, .
supper was given by Miss Jordan on Monday
Srbe Smith College Monthly" on Thursday the
retiring editors entertained Miss Jordan at a
supper given In the editors room.
The Smith Chapter OF the College settem-hts
Association sents its delegate as usual 10 the an;
on NAV I at tho Ncw-York Settlement. In Ply
ington-st.
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PRINCETON.

princeton y J.. Nav 4 (SpeciaD.-The training
table sor the members of the track team was
started on Wednesday. and the following men were
taken 70 II: James Garrett. Weber. McNitty' Lane
Derr Jam.son. Brokaw. Park Love, sterling. HAL
TYLER McNulty, Fulton Fordyce. Hanlon. lhatch-
er Graver and Wilson.
The following leaders have been eiecled LOT Inc
ensuing year: Glee Club. John c. Kerr hng'e"oou'
y j.; Banjo Cub. Ralph d. Smith. Bingham on
Y Y. Mandolin Club. :. McI.anahan. Chambers
burg. Penn.
rbo following are the ,atronesses of the sopho-
more dance which takes place May lo Mrs j. lay
ard Henry Mrs Thomas y. Wanamaker' Mrs W.
T. Wilson, Mrs. r. NJ. Cadwal!aner. MIS- "'i''"
Wheeler. Mrs. Herman O. Armour, MIS- = Le"!a'u
Hair Mrs j. v Brokaw. Mrs. ID. Dement, Thomp-
CON- Mrs T. W. Roebng. Mrs. a. NJ. Dickinson
Mrs Robert f. Stockton. Mrs. William Ebbets
Lowe Mrs f. f. Iagemyer. Mrs. Joseph l.. Muna'
Mrs Lawrence RIGGS. Mrs. Harrison Jarrett Mt
Francis l.. Patton Mrs. John Grer liibpon' Ars'
H. -. Fine Mrs. William Il. Sloane ana MIS- fu-
win ). Lewis.
In the genera competitive debate held IN wing
Han ON Wednesday night H. II. Yocum. ss. won the
first prize; r. f. Sterling, ~. second prize; D. a.
Potter. 90 first honorable mention. and W. H.
Whig Hall essay contest for the freshman c;ass
G. IT, Hale won the first prize ana H. r; H'sn 1a
first and second prizes respectively IN the ir,s IL
man speaking contest he'd on Wednesday night III
The following have been Ghose2 70 coFpeWie
IN the Junior orator!cal coltcst: FROM Mns-r> w
Ioetscber Dubuque, Iowa; r. W. Hamilton, New
YORK. Is. s Worcester. Burlington. VI; f. 3; Tur-
ner Corning. Iowa; from Clio NJ Trout, Bridge-
VIE Del; ! j. Moment 0Ton9 Ont, G. II; Waters
The ANNA, banquet given by the newly elected
.lIt'' board to the members OF the retiring poaTd
was he'd Wednesday night at the Inn; Alfred H. y.
psnnis. 'e6 acted as POSTMASTER. and the iollow,ng
,nan RESPONDED To toasts John II. Thatcher, s''
X 5 Morris '9s: F. u Scott, Professor Bliss Ferry,
! II Sears James Barnes, 81 Speeches were also
m,de nv Richard Watson Glider. Editor OF Inc
rentury'" and Professor w. NJ. sloane In add
lion 70 The speakers and members OF the 70 ana W
boards. there were present Charles +. imbrie. 20;
+ N Parrot, IS: V. l.. Collins. 50; {. H. Newton
aS. NcCreadv Sykes. %. ana J. y Beam SO,
The regular annual business meeting or me LAY
mems Conference held in tho faculty room on
sunday The reports Of tine retiring secretary and
treastirer we're read showing the conference TO ~"
in a nourshng condition. and tina, cred'ahle
amount OF work has been done In N" last year.
Tbe following officers elected for the ensuing
rsar. " l.. Dickson. 81. president: J. y Potter;
S vIce-president; F. y. Jessup. ~. SECRETARY ana
,rca surer These men, together with !. H. CnIrcn-
man 'as: ! IL Keefler 81 and 4. c. Sinclair. N'
vii constitute the Executive Committee OF the con-
The intercollegiate gun shoot between Primo ton
Yale and Harvard will take place IN New-haVeh
oho Is
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. May 1 (SpecaD.-Grouni for the new
RutterAeld Hall was broken on the morning Of
April %. So
commencement honors have been AWARDED 10
members of the class of 80 as follows: Grafton win
valedictory. Harry Clinton MORRISON old'owh. NJ
sautatory Gntin). with Grafton 'hnfnsh'' Na''H"e'
Merrill Emery Snncook " IL philosophical ora
tions Newton Dexter Clarke Acworih. =. H.;
Charles Arthur Holden. Hudson. Mass; hng.sh
orations Charles Frederick Cleveland. Lancaster,
X u John King Lord IT. Hanover. y. II: Horace
Newhart. Ncw-rlm; MINI and N pdrnr P Toi.s
UonnIker y H. and Howard Carl RuinmofN' vs.
sipee T. dissertat!on Geo P .b Mii Lowell
Mass and John Walcott Thompson. Hariferd;
The Thayer School OF CIVIL ENGINEERING nel. ~ ~
graduating exercises Monday and TUESDAY April
q anl
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IAEAYET1E.

Easton. Penn. May Specialize NJ watts 90
addressed the Lafayette Press Ciup ana o'her s,u
dents on Thursday night on jour nam n.n 49,
w. !. nou, on the editorial staff OF The Phila-
delpha Press
The Freshman Class has elected these oHcers:
r, Mcc Schelbey, president: c. A. Weindenmayer'
vlcepresdent; c. F. stofiiet, secretary; u r.
Greincr treasurer.
Professor W. b. owen has published DOCK OH
Cicero
rho ,acu,.v is compelling ell students whose
homes are rot near by to take rooms on ,he
csmnus This Is not at all pleasing 10 some, WHO
b,,.aP ,,,el m comfortable rooms In the town.
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RUTGERS.

New-Rr1,nswick " j.. May fSpeciaD-F1rs,
lieutenant ! ] Brereton. United States Army. and
military director at Rutgers College received off,
cial notice on Sunday last from the Secretary or
War that he had been promoted to the rank OF
cap.ain He is assigned 10 the oath United States
Infantry stationed In New-Mexico. and Will go there
when his term al Rutgers College ends on October
/ Captain Brereton is a graduate Of West Point
in the class Of n
Messrs Van Arsdaie. Hobart. Byram Cooper and
Dobson have been appointed Committee Of Ar
rangements for the annual field day.
Irving Reed has been elected baseball captain OF
the Junior class.
The musical portion Of THE Scarlet Seal. the
senior class play which will be presented at Allen 5
Theatre New brunswick. on May "a will be at
tractive. The double quartet OF the Gee club VIII
sing in the first act, and the second act VIII in,
Guide music written by Parsons, 50, and arranged
by Van Dyck, "a.
The library OF the Phocean Literary Society
was formally presented to the college last week
President Austin Scott made an appropriate speech
OF acceptance r.,
The following Rutgers men have been entered for
the athletic games at Princeton to-day: one hun
dred-yard dash. Van Arsdale. Hobart. Mason, +. \.
parsons: seward run, X. :. Parsons, Harrington:
one-nile run. Cooper: two-mile bicycle race. Ben
nett; putting the shot. Ranney. Decker; 2O-yard
hurdle. Hageman. A., .,,-,
DR. f. l.. stevenson has announced the following
third-ern essay subjects for the members of the
Junior class The Value Of Historical studies
''Saracenic Influences In Medieval Culture Medi-
aeval Monasteres Missionary Centres and Rca-
sons for the Decline Of the Old Roman Enpre.'
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WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass. May tspeciaD.-Early in May
the students expected 10 decide on their elective
studies for the ensuing year Many new ana inter-
est,nr courses have been offered, among others a
seminary course In American literature by Miss
Katharine Lee Bates. a course In English master
pieces Of the nineteenth century by Miss Vida ID.
scudder courses In the clements Of economics ana
In social pathology by the department OF political
economy, courses in the history Of French Renais-
SARGE and In the origin OF Romance literature by
Miss Annie Reese Pugh an advanced course In COM
pAratiye Greek and Latin grammar by DIR. Helen
L. Webster. and several courses In the sciences.
Announcement was made last week that hereafter
the college library will be open on Sundays In the
morning until the hour OF chapel service, and dur
ing the entire afternoon. Another welcome an
nouncement was made 70 the effect that the more
stringent ruling in regard to attendance at the the
atre has been done away with. and that students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
ELMIRA COLLEGE.

Elmlra May (SpecinD.-Dr. Harwoo1 r. Patter-
son. of Rochester. has been chosen for commence
ment day orator
The sophomores entertained the members OF tho
faculty and the senior class on Tuesday evening.
THE Passing OF Thomas" by Thomas Janvier. was
dramatizcd 10y members Of the class
Miss Person. German professor gave her fourth
lecture on Schiller on Wednesday afternoon. The
subject was "a CRITICAL Analysis OF Schiller =
Works"
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Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Tho hna, examinations Of the seminary students
wIr he held next week on Tuesday the students
vii be examined In New Testament Greek Hebrew.
homileics and pastoral theology by Professors VIM
cent F.. Brown and Hastings; on wednesday 20
Hebrew ard history OF doctrine by PROFESSOR e.
provn and McGifrer,; on Thursday In Biblical re-
iIton and doematics by Professor Briggs and VIII:
lam Adams Brown; on Friday n New vinnen.
nud WcGiffert The commencement exercises Will
ia held on Nav "A in the Adams Chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
WESLEY AN.

Middletown. Conn. May ,speciap-rhe Tennis
Association has elected the following officers for
49, 60. prss,dent H. a. Bachelor. 's5. secre-
tary-treasurer ". @. Grimm. ".
The Junior class has elected Its onncers for the
,nr,ng ,erm as follows: President. NJ. d. Davies:
y,ce-nr..,nan, Miss seare: secretary. l.. A. Norris
treasurer A J. Harris. on account OF the resisna-
ton Of ". H. Burguin. 20. from the once OF ousi-
ness manager of the Glee Ci.o 10, .eNe year. "
The annual election Of the Executive Board OF the
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nc rhav vsre assisted by special committee on
cne consisting Of Nelly Reed S s,rs shsppard
sara snaabns s,hIetc fever has seized the college
this qn Ss. be sR9's add eavf se
introduced 4 ne" so Sc course has been aid out
nd both sat grSa a anS winter IN hs
which s hane G Saye been marked in the circle
large the ,b% mas and ong WnE
ana ,hn nils there every variety OF exercise
Uhich can be desired
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coIJ',iRfAN UNIVERSITY.

Washington. May tspeciaD.-Thc annual COM
mcncemcnt OF the Medical School was held at
Mctzero,t Hall on the evening OF May Degrees
were conferred upon thirty-seveh members OF the
sa,,or c,xc The graduating exercises Of the
dental department took place last Tuesday. and
rh as ~ o,,,nber OF the monthly magazine The
Epoch was issued this week and i. Is sSsd BY
the advanc"ment OF educa tional interests.
Last evening The Latin students under tpc arec
ton OF Dr. Montague, produced ACT OF fiauti
('1p,iVi
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YALE Students Rave 4 RUSH"

New Haven. May I-The Yale senor-junor base.
ball game yesterday terminated In the nrst rush
between the upper classmen In years. The seniors
stole the Juniors class nag and hoated It at the
Top 81 tie campus pole. The juniors pushed ara
was damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

mar and geography; June IN composition IA
United States history; June 8, In drawing.
John Ruskin s the subject for the exercises OF the
P'il,ma hean Literary Sscety TO- next Fridiy. Mia
Lennon vii give AK On Euif ar,, WORK and e.
The spring vacation closed Saturday May
regular college beginning again on Monday. May T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

Osborne OF Auburn tracing the growth Of engrav-
ing and etching and illustrated by series OF me
stereOpticon views. , ,,,. u
Thursday was the birthday Of Colonel Edwin ~
Morgan and was observed by morning mei M ~
service in the chapel. william Henry seward OF
Auburn gave short sketch e the NE OF 'oonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
NIlERST.

~ tho college last Tuesday Il voted to instruct
tho delegates tc the meeting between Amherst,
dartmouth and Williams 10 vote In favor OF a
triangular league OF three colleges In track attn
,etlcs and to enter Amherst in the league. This
means that Amherst will probably withdraw from
the ~ L. !. A. A. after this year.
The baseball team has shown marked improve
mont in IFS practice this week under the coaching
~ p 4 Thomas University of Pennsylvania. The
fret championship game will he played next
wednesday in Amherst with Williams
The following men were appointed as commence
mont sneakers by the faculty this week: [. T.
Burnett. OF Turner's Falls Mass. r. W Bnrnhanl
Goucessr NASH G. II Tr,Sh.9SM io ~ r. lane
Koene X II: H. w Morrow Allegheny. ienn., H.
+. RAY Florence Mass; J. r. Stockin. Lisbon Cen
The faculty has decided that hereafter the CHAPEL
moniforships shall not be given to the ionr mish-
est men in the senior class as an honorary posH,on
but that the monitors shall be appointed one from
The frs, number OF THE LIT" under the new
BOARD of Editors appeared last week It's general
a. kent m The name OF H. A. Jump. 49, or Al,
bany, y. Y. appears at the head OF the eu''o''a'
The t;ce club held its elections this week and
the following men were chosen: Leader. g. i.
Porter Danvers. Mass. assistant leader. r.. -
flaws burlington Vt: librarian. A.. Mossmah.
New-York city; manager. r. W. bancroft "eA''"e'
Mass - ...,,o, tho claim,
NJ the chi Phi Fraternity whose house was par
tally burned during the spring vacation. Tor ABOUT
81 90 on house and furniture. ,., All,
10 a professorshlp In political economy AT toiuin.
bia viii remain In Amherst through me present
academic year. moving TO New ork curing te sun
Amherst, giving up his annual nYe weeks lecture-
ship at Johns Hopkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mich. May (SpecaD.-At the April
n Getting OF the Board Of Regents a resolution was
passed making the four engineering courses sep
arate school Of technology instead OF Dranch or
the department OF literature, science and the arts.
as heretofore. This will probably go into effect with
the opening Of the university next October. There
are about 32 undergraduates pursuing the engineer
ing courses at present.
President Angel reported TO the board gift OF
$4,000 from Mrs. Clara Harrison Stranahan Of
Brooklyn. y. Y. THIS amount IL 10 be used for
scholarships to be given TO lineal descendants OF
Mrs S;ranahan's father. Seth Stranahan. If no
lincai descendant has appeared at the end OF any
seven years. 1t is provided that the amounts &C
cried may be given 10 any needy student at the
discretion OF the faculty.
Iy a resolution passed by the board the homoeop,
ahc department Of the School OF Medicine VIII
hereafter be governed by its own rules
Assistant Professor Cole Of the mathematical de-
partment who has accepted professorship at
Columbia has rendered his resignation here.
Chauncey NJ. Depew has accepted an invitation =
address the University Oratorhal Association In
University Hall on May 2.
Mr. Barbour OF Detroit. one Of the regents has
offered 20 give s25. 900 for womans annex 20 Wat.
erman gymna sum If the women Will raise $1,000
toward the fund. The work Of collecting this Is
weIi under way and the prospects that work
will be begun on the building by commencement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
TRINITY.

Hartford. May (specaD.-After the Easter recess
college opened Monday. The musical clubs and the
hall nine returned from their annual spring tours
the day before. The glee. banjo and mandolin clubs
performed IN New-York Philadelphia. Washington
baltimore and Wilmington and gave a successful
series OF concerts The baseball men had pleasan;
trip through New-York State, with the victories and
defeats pretty evenly divided.
The date for the college fed day has been fixed
for May s. The Trinity Wesleyan contest will take
place the l3th and the time Of the Worcester meet
has been changed.
A radical change has been made in the Trinity
curriculum by the action OF the faculty The
principal changes are follows: Instead OF the
present four years course for arts men, II Is posi-
bic obtain degree In three years by doing extra
work. though the old division OF classes Is still left
greater latitude OF electives IL offered throughout
the course. Electives may be taken by all but fresh
men, and hold throughout the year. Instead OF only
a term. choice between French and German Is
offered In the freshman year.
a squad Of football candidates for next years
eleven practising on the campus under Captain
Langford
Aurora. ". Y, May (Special).-A recital was
given Under the auspices Of the Wells Philharmonic
Club April Is by Percy g. Lapey. assisted by Henry
Jacobson, vtonist formerly director Of music In the
college: Miss Ellis and Miss Robinson. piansts. and
Nr. winkler, celist.
Lectures were given April q and = BY John II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
COLGATE.

Hamilton y. Y, May 'Specap.-lhe "e'n'a"
s. ., tho university recently held a celcbra
st., ,o bo,or of Prince Bismarck. The programme
consisted Of German songs essays. an ode TO BIS
noarck" and an Grafton on Bismarck, the states
man."
The Clarke oratorcal prize OF $50 was AWARDED
to j. w. Griffith, '9o. %
Tho senior class officers for the term are d. II.
Clare PRESIDENT; A. r.. Walker. Tyice-president: f.
II Grant secretary and treasurer . -
~ ~ VI a. p clifford of Buffalo closed the Academy
Lecture Course April %. with lecture on the me
local chapter of Delta Epsilon rendered recep-
ton to him. ,. -. ,h r,or
clase consists of T.. II. Sheldon. chairman; j.: >.
Annleeate T. ID. Grant, J. o. Turner, W. l.. VIM
tiers and +. W. Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

are now allowed 10 attend suitable pays at occa-
sonal intervals and under proper chaperonage
chapel Wednesday afternoon The Relation of
the Science OF Language TO the Other Sciences;
The members OF the Phi Sigma and Zeta Alpha
societies have issued invitations for large party
10 10 given in Society Hall next Monday afternoon
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