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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
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Ithaca. April ? CSpccilD-Gollwin smith who was
formerly rosus professor Of history at oxford.
later professor Of European history at Cornell ana
Is now professor of English history. emeritus, at
Cornell is paying hs annual spring visit to the UNI
yarsity He is carrying on his studies at the White
Historical Library which contains his own splendid
collection ON Saturday. April 6. Professor God
YIN Smith gave an informal talk before n !arG'
university audience. his subject being "The Moral
Unity Of the Eug,ish-Spoal,ing Peoples
Cornell has been fortunate in securing abe AMI
widely known albolars to I'll temporary vacancies
caused by members Of the faculty going abroad on
their "s.bbltical year" of absence. Professor
Whooler's departure for Athens in July. to be
director OF the American School Of Classical Studies
in Greece in 1885, Will cause a vacancy III the
department Of Greek and classical philology Pr'5i-
dent Schurmlu has secured Greek s'hoaf ana
author of international reputation to take fro-
fessor Wheelor's place noXt year. in the person OF
Louis Dyer formerly assistant professor OF Greek
at Harvard. arI now connected with Ballot CO..
lece. OXfori Professor Dyer had the honor IN le''
Of delivering the Lowell institute lectures. His
lectures have been published under the TIE OF
THE Gods in Greece
The olgan.zatlon Of Cornell Alumni Associa-
ton in Pitt.brlrg lest wei. the occasion Of
large gathering OF Western Pennsylvania Sraiu-
ates. The alumni, banquet was addresesi by Fresi-
dent Schurmdn and Dr. IhurstoA' director VI
The athlates have now begun outdoor training
J.
ness Of the season. VIII nave bat a lev days u
prepare for their first game. which takes r.hce
April H. the Syracuse League team beng tnrlr
opponents Among the games that Manager Young
has arranged since the announcement OF his pre-
llninary schedule third game with Princeton
az Princeton games with the University Of Nir-
ginia. with columbia, win Brown ana win the
College OF the CITY Of Ncw-fork, all on Percy
Field. The team viii play twenty-five games. and
all but SIX viii be played on CorncFs grounds
The lacrosse team hIs been In steady practice
for some time. Four or five OF the best players
were graduated last year. and their absence VIII
weaken the team. Games have been arranged IS
follows: With Lehigh at i}eth!ehem May IL;
Crescen. Athletics at Percy Field. May p; Iehigh
at Ithaca. May 81, Toronto at Ithaca. June $
Games are arranged with Johns Hopkins at Wash,
ington. Syracuse IN ITHACA ana Syracuse ana
stevens Institute at New-Yorh 49, .
The athletic club has again engaged W; NJ
Robertson. OF Neu-York trainer for the athietlc
team.
Arrangements have been completed FOR the crews
trip TO England Passage has been secured on thc
American Line steamer Paris. sailing May - Tor
the following party: ". T. Hastings. ~, com
modore Of the Cornell Navy: Coach Charlie r.
Courtney. Twelve oarsmon and a coxswain. They
will Immediately take up quarters on the ThaIne'.
where they will have about five weeks III when -
become acclimate1. the Henley Regatta being Hei
July Q, 10 and II.
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Ui\ERFORD.

uaverforl Penn. April CSpeciaD.-Captain LIP
pincott has arranged the following cricket games:
WAYNE County club at Waync. April - Belmont
=, UaycrforI MAY {; Germantown At Germantown
May IL: Staten Island at staten Island. May IS,
Boston 4 \ at Boston. May .. Harvard Tnivcr-
sitv at Cambridge May q; University OF pennsyl-
vaua at Havcrforl. June /; Haverforl Alumni At
Uaverford June l.. The spring sports viii take
place on the athletic ntld April - and May g.
II was decided by tho manag cement give two
days 10 them instead OF one.
Tho Y VI. &. y election OF officers for the en-
suing year took place Wednesday and resulted
IA follows: President II. J. Scauergood. 90: Vice
president j. H. Lester %. corresponding secretary.
l. B. Icidelman ~; recording secretary, TOwle.
'9S and treasurer. &. 4. Narney '%
The following men have been elected captains OF
their respective class baseball teams: + II. Conl-
lin 3d. j. H. Scattergood. 80; Darlington. 81: G..
\ Narney 'ys
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TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Professor Josiah Royce's lectures on psychology
have been definitely fixed for April 6, II, IS and
49, at o'clock. The subjects will be as follows
April lG. The Definition. Scope and Methods Of
Psychology; April Il. The Normal Development
of the Mind and Tendencies that Oppose Healthy
Organlzation": April IS "Results Of Recent In
aulry Into the Initiative Functions; April N
'Applications OF Psychological knowledge to the
Comprehension and Guidance of Minds" All who
are Interested are invited to attend. Mrs. Olive
Thorn Miller lectured at the college on Saturday.
April c. at l. o'clock, on The Story Of Nest"
Mrs ,Illlers lecture was given under the auspices
Of the Brooks Alumnae. Of the kindergarten De-
rartment and the proceeds were devoted to the
support OF the Bryson kindergarten, for whose
maintenance the Alumnae are partially re-poislble,
and which belongs 10 the NewYork Kind,rS:r;en
Association. The spring recess at Ieacners Cob
loge becinn tomorrow morning. and lasts during
"A demonstration OF the cutting Of different kinds
of meat was given in the Department OF DOMESTIC
Science. "Wednesday Nprl o. i.lcma, , e !" eDeI,
with all the necessary apparatus, ana eALlana-
lions were given by Mr.. O'Connor as the am rent
cuts were made An informal discussion on the
prices and best uses OF the various pot ''Oh7 o~Su-
pied part OF the time , .,.. T., ,.,.
Eon 'Trurslay afternoon. the students IN history
made a visit OF inspection 10 the laboratory OF
Barnard College, where they learned about the
iii Tbe Social Club gave a musicale on Tuesday
af,arnoon 10 some of It's friends which was greatly
enjoyed by all present AMONG me VIZ o. tas
Sbn1man a friend OF OF the members.
The Students Of the college are invited 10 attend
a course OF lectures on the morse io9t,lat dT
I'nion TheolOgical Seminary, oy Professor John NJ
TYLER of Amherst College
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The final talk of the series of lectures on THE
Practical Use OF the English Bib.e' was given
Saturday morning by the Rev. Charles y. Fagnani.
Professor Tyler held a conference meeting on
Friday afternoon to discuss the subject OF his loc-
ures on Evolution and Its Relation to Christianity"
The students We're able at this meeting to clear up
all doubts concerning the subject.
For years large number Of the students OF the
seminary have engaged In many forms of Christian
work under various methods Of appointment and
control This work has been reorganZed and
placed under the direction of the faculty. as To
make 1t part Of the regular course OF training for
the ministry. The work Is done without rcmunera-
ton. and neglect inetclency treated as in
other departments Of the course. Satisfactory per-
Torrance OF such Christian work may be assigned
Is one CT the conditions for the award OF seminary
scholarship Directors professors. teachers and stu
denis OF the seminary are eligible 10 membership
The departments Of work In which they may en-
gage are the position OF pastors assistant. gem
eral or special service in churches church apes
work IN city missions settlement work. work IN
benevolent institutions In public charities or any
The officers ~ the society FOR the present year are
President the Rev. Thomas ). Hastings; Vice
president the Rev. Charles \. Briggs; correspond
ing secretary. the Rev. William \. Brown: record
ing secretary J Everett Frame; treasurer the Rev
'har'cS X Gllett. Additional members of the Ex
ecutve committee the Rev; }. Il. Shaw Nor
IT'S Ia Jesup. the Rev. j. l.. Talcott. w. Is. Greene
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WESLEYAN.

Mlddletown. Conn., April (SpeciaD.-The spring
term Will close on Wednesday. April 10. at p. N.
The Easter recess will last until Tuesday morning.
April Is
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Chapter gave recep-
ton on Tuesday evening their chapter-house.
The chaperons were Mrs W. ". Pearne Mrs f. r..
Rosa and Mrs. e. r. Merrill.
The Mandolin Club held special meeting last
Wednesday to elect a leader to FL the vacancy
caused by the resignation of A. B. Gillies 95. j. A.
Anderson chosen.
The Editorial Board Of The Argus for the COM
ing year has been elected as follows: W. f. Bur
guln, 'ss; V. &. SWEET. 90 o. II. Hill, 49, W. g.
j.. NJ North. ~: j. X. Henry. '9S. l. T. Manchester
was elected business manager. -
Tho fifth lecture In the Good Citizenship CIuD
course was delivered last Thursday evening 10y
Colored Institute, in Alabama. Inc suD)ect OF ihe
lecture was The Race Problem from Colored
Mans Standpoint
doing vigorous work under the leadership Of H. A.
Sutton %. captain The track is being repaired
consequently the runners, excepting the IonS-alS,,
men. Will continue their work i,looHa uhtI
next week II is expected that Eugene Gof, OF the
New-Jersey Athletic Club. VIII coach the men as
soon a. good outdoor work can be BEGUN. captain
Sutton VIII take team Ia Hartford 10 compete
in the lst Regiment indoor games on THURSDAY
The BASEBALL work has been much Handicapped on
account Of the We: condition o. the diamond. InGer
the SPIRITED colcang Of Ralph Stewart. Of H2rtard
sity If Vermont. ;he team Work mas oeNn inIch
improved. Stewart Will stay with the team until
Il leaves on April II Tor the short southern tr:p.
This includes games with New-YOrk University,
at Jordan Heights, Apr Il; with Rutgers a.
Nev-Brun swiclf, on April y. and with the Cnver-
sity OF Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on April ID.
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TO END HIS OWN LIFE roo.

JESSE GREGORY, WHO CONFESSES To THE NUN
DER OF HIS WIFE. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Jesse NJ Gregory the longshoreman who muir
dered his wife Clara. At her sisters home. No ~
Elghth-ave.. Friday night. was found yesterday n
his room at No. ga Hudson-st, suffering from
three bullet wounds and cut on his LETT wrist. he
had inflicted the wounds In attempt 10 Kill him.
self Gregory confessed his crime and said that
he killed his wife because OF jealousy.
1t is not known whether his wounds will prove
fatal or not. lie was removed In an ambulance 70
ST. Nmcenrs Hospital. where Policeman MaNon. OF
the West Thirty -seventh-st. station Is guarding
MIN. The detection OF the murderer accom-
plshed by Detective Brown. who knew Gregoy
personally, having seen him number OF times on
the savannah Line pier, where he was eulploge1.
The detective afterward made search OF we
room, but found neither knife nor revolver hs
ASKED the prisoner what he had done with tne
weapons. ana Gregory said he did not know. ~,
Gregory Is known along the NharVes AS the si'
Yer King lie has not worked Tor the last Two
months. and II is said that since that time he ms
gone Tor days without anything To eat or drink
he managed 10 get enough liquor yesterday. how
ever to nerve him for the crime. Brown, In plr.
suing MS inquiries about Gregory, learned that tne
so-called silver King" came from good family
ana that hts rather Is well-to-do esldent o.
Goshen He Is od-looking man OF medium
height The name OF silver King came ron
his sver-gray hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The Board OF Trustees has Unanimously CHOSEN
Edward 8 Burgess 70 III the place of the late Pro-
f.ss,r nav as head OF the Department OF Natural
Science Professor Burgess Is a graduate OF Freiors
Normal School, 81 Hamilton College and OF Johns
Horkins University. where he taugAt natural
science for one year At present he is teacher and
director OF teachers in the three high schools Of
Washington. The board has taken much trouble
70 select the hes; man for this important place
There were six or seven other candidates
president Knox. OF the Board OF Education, has
Amounted the new committee on the Normal COL
Iero II IS composed OF Robert Maciay, chairman;
Charles 49, Hub5ell Charles e. Wehrum' Ea"ard
y s,sars renr, \. Rogers. Nathaniel \. Prentss.
Dr. Edward T. Peasley, Or. Mca"ihey anu f'e'''
-rbA rrieuca class of the Associate Alumnae VII
meet wednesday, April ~ az D. m IN Ile AIa'.'Se
the class will then decide CT The dawes 'or inc i'ea
The spring lectures Of the New YORK Society q
tei,gogv Which vii be held In Professor Burgess
'ec'iire room have been announced as IGlg"s:
Apr.l 10 and T. Physical culture ~ j. H1.l's 81
smith illustrated with class O., chi!iter A1! -! %
MUSE" by A. T. Schauitier; May J. the N2 se,
in Speaking and singing oy EinS T. ,i7, u
uanev, Nav IL innovation In the Direct Line On
Manual Training Work" by James + haheyi May
y Muse by IL Ho NAY al ~ probIes in
Europe.'' by T. VI. VAIL. . ...n.
inc proofs FOR the college register are nov oe.hS
corrected and revised It viii BE- OUT IN teW "s Ks
and Will contain the genera! staHu4'S - '''T So
,-be Exercises ~ the Philomathean Literary 80
ciey FOR next Friday will conss; OF an eS ~. *
stoin ard another by Miss Flynn on CAarac ere
strdv ~ port!a": also reading by Miss De hoSta
and Miss Donovan OF the Ratio Scene.
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CITY COLLEGE.

Tho last OF the series OF six lectures al the City
College. given under the auspices or the New-NorlI
Society OF Pedagogy, was delivered on Tuesday
afternoon by Edward ID. Farrell. whose subject
English for the Primary Grades" Under the
auspices of this society TWO lectures will be given
April and l6 by Elijah ~ Rowland. the subject
being Natural Philosophy for Second and Third
Grammar Grades \ course OF three lectures will
also be given May 49, q and 2s by John W. Davis
on "ErG'ish FOR Grammar Grades" The lectures
have all been well attended thls far by the teachers
OF the public schools In THIS city
Professor poromus leCtured to the seniors on Mon
day on the subject Of posons ana their ant!dotcs.
He spoke chiefly il reference 10 arsenic and anti
mQny poisoning. In the course OF the lecture he
severely criticised the physicians in charge Of the
Helen Potts case.
The Joint dinner Of the Columbia and CITY col
lege chapters OF the Theta Delta Chi fraternity
has been postponed until April! q. at which time it
VIII bc held at the Hotel Savoy The city College
chapter held initiation Monday evening
sisted In the social meeting
The anniversary number OF The College Mer
curry" VIII appear next week. The paper first was
published In lSso This number Will be considerably
larger than usual and viii contain an article by
Instructor Gustave l.egras
The first game OF the season Of the lacrosse team
The team has recently been measured for suits
which consist Of black and lavender jersey, white
for games with Harvard. New-York TnverstSS
versity OF PENNSYLVANIA. 10 be held AT Philadelphia
Twelve candidates reported ut the armory last Tues
day. being K. Tombo 81 T; 4. Bennett, 95: j. H.
j. X Roll, 81: G; f; Jellinghaus, 81; 4. j. Ridley
-; q. Lyons 9S; u. Gerard. 9S; W. Barnhurst
'eS, and j. Cohen. '9S Two heats were run A. Ali
muth. pelgnan and Gerard finishing in the order
named In the first heat and Lyons, Roll and ieoghe-
gan in the second. JeiInshaus fell in the lecond
heat. but VIII continue training with the Others
Another competition race OF these seven Will be run
In a week, and the first four will represent the
college against the New York University q. LYONS
w VIII compete IN the running broad jump w s
Ottman. %, aud l.. Schultze. ss. will probably enter
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RELIEF TAINTED FROM i BIG Trust
JAMES c. SPENCER ASKS THE COURT TO DETER
NINE THE VALUES OF NUMEROUS
MINING PROPERTIES.

p,nars vere filed in the United States CirclH
Cour, Yesterday in suit brought By James T.
Spercsr 70 end his trus, in a number Of Colorado
rn.,,rg nronerties The amended bill Of complaint
names as the persons against whom Spencer brings
action the Cashier and Champion Mining company
me New-York and Colorado Mining Syndicate am
Corpanv the Cashier and Champion Mining ana
Tunnel Companv Hugh J. Jewett. Emma +. HUH
but execu,rtx OF the estate of Horace 4 Hurloit
of chicago: John A. Yale George X. Saon' CnaFles
& Welch. Charles X. Miner. Jackman S Chapman
and George Miner The following lodes and ciAims
are otven as belonging TO the Champion properly:
Champion. Champion Tunnel Site. Champion s"oH
Tunnel Site. Champion Short Tunnel No. |, CAaIn'
p.on Short Tunnel No. . Pickwick. M!cawber' VIC
tor and Monitor. The Cashier property comprises
the Venus. Cashier Ready Pay. Doom. Silver Medal
Crescent and Whale Extension In additioh 'he's
are the Excelsior. Silver Dollar. Good Luck and
Millionaire properties
The price at which the combined interests wen
held FOR sale was $4,000. but this was found IN
rosslble TO get Each OF the companies appointed
Roval c. Villas. William II. Spencer and jefferson
C;r6ub a committee 70 act with James {. spencer ~
hts management OF the properties Therettter tNes
bin SAYS a company was organized 10 take over az
the properties. for the advantages OF Il SlhSe 49,
agernent was known as the Cashier and champion
and Mining and Tunnel COMPANY ana ue~aI.e
owner OF the combined properties. tEdcr the asIye.
n.ent entered iato Spencer was 70 deEet, -
1900 shares and IL was agreed by All parties nat
the remaining 600 shares should be distributed On
the basis the relative values OF the properties Al
to Disbursements among the sharehoIdets az "
these values. the bin concludes. spencer mas besn
unable 10 make distribution or NJ sRates, az 80 80
seek, the intervention Of the Court 10 determine tAs
values and relieve him or ms trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford. Conn, April (SpeclaD-The students
at the Hartford Theological Seminary Will again
have short time for rest and recuperation OF
energies next week during the few days immedi-
atey preceding Easter Sunday. The Rev. John L..
Male. field secretary of the Congregational Edu-
catonal Society. delivered address at the semi
nary Wednesday the work OF that organiza-
ton
school Of music, called the School for Church
Musicians has its headquarters at the Theological
Seminary. and connected with this TWO choruscs.
The larger OF these chOruses, called the Hosner
Hall Choral Union, has arranged for q grand music
festival to be given in Hartford on May and D.
There are to be three concerts; al the nrst the
Choral Union Will sing Kossini's 'Stabat Mater,
and at the third it will sing Samson 1t Dalila. by
Saint-Saens The second concert will be In the
afternoon, and the programme Will centre about
Nine Melba as the attraction The principal other
soloists secured for the festival are Nine Lillian
Nordica. Miss Gertrude May Stein, Mrs; Julie l.
Wyman, Messrs. Ben Davies, Watkin Mills, Will
lam II. BIGGER. Francis 5. Rogers. William II.
Clarke and Clarence h. Davis: The Boston Festi-
val Orchestra Will assist under the direction of
Il. p. Paine, the leader of the Choral Union.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j.. April (Special).-The first Of
the four handicap shoots OF the Gun Club for
hammerless gun was held on Wednesday afternoon
on the grounds Of the Town Club. The strong wind
interferod with the work Of the men. fifteen having
entered. The best individual scores made by
G. l.. Lewis 'g5; j. \. Potter, SO: II. Brokaw. 81.
and G. G. Crcsson, 90
The college y. NJ. G. a. has this year offered
course OF study on the development OF the Mis-
slonary Idea" The class has been led by General
Secretary Swain and has met every Friday after
noon. The course was completed on Friday with L
survey Of the missionary fields OF the present time.
The first concert by the freshman Mandolin. Gloe
ana Banjo cub has been arranged and will be
given at Peddie Institute at Hightstown on April Q
The whist tournament opened Monday with
forty-eght entries first and second prize will be
given - the Of either OF the two divisions
winning the largest number Of games The result
Of the tournament viii be announced In the latter
part Of April.
ON Wednesday night the Hall debates were held
10 select the dlsputants for the inter-Ha debate
which Is 10 be held Tuesday From thcse will
be chosen the final representatives for the Yale
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Charlottesville. Va. April (SpeciaD.-The resig
ration Of Professor NJ. shele de We're has been ac-
cepted by the Board OF Visitors. He has occupied
the chair OF modern languages for over fifty years.
and has for many years been the serving professor
OF the university Owing TO his feeble health
large part OF his work has devolved upon his as
sstant, Professor Parkinson, who will probably
succeed him in the chair of modern languages.
The new card catalogue OF the university library
which has beer prepared by experts during the
last winter has disclosed the fact that the library
contains many rare and valuable books which had
been almost forgotten owing to the lack Of a sys-
tematic catalogue. The library has over 5000
volumes, and Is especially rich in the literature OF
the eighteenth century.
The Board OF Visitors has determined to increase
the tuition fee in the law department. and here
after ii will be $3.50
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

Tho second % the three professors 10 be secured
by the cooperation OF Barnard and Columbia Pro-
fessor +. y. Cole OF Ann Arbor. appointed last
week 10 a professorship in mathematics az Column
bia College. The hrst OF this group OF appoint
meHts made when Professor Clark OF Amherst
was called 10 the chair y: political economy. The
third IL Sun unannounced Under Professor Coles
charge. several new courses IN elective ard grad
uate mathematics will be offered az Barnard.
The College Settlement Chapter has now been
fully organized. and has among It's members the
dean and members ~ the faculty. II has appointed
two members Tor the Electoral Board. a graduate
and an Undergraduate.
Tho Musical club OF Barnard. held meeting
Thursday. aud on Friday afternoon there was
social meeting ot the Hap-li0zzard Club. In the
college building.
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WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

Wellesley. Mass, April (SpeclaD.-TAe spring
term Of eleven weeks will begin on Tuesday. April o.
According TO notices posted AZ the close Of the win
ter term. all students who fail 10 register before 8
O'Clock on the morning of that day must pay reg
is;raton fee OF 81 and also make explanation 10 tho
proper officers OF the reason for delay. This legis
1aton has been found necessary because OF the
retarded classroom work due 10 late arrivals.
At recent meeting of the board Of trustees AL
pheus II. Hardy, OF Boston, member Of the board.
was elected treasurer in place OF Mrs Pauline 4.
Durant. resigned.
Miss Katharine Conan, professor Of history and
economics. Will lecture "Women in Industry at
the next session OF the Hartford School Of Sociology