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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

u T. st PAUL. have numb sensations in the soies 3
my feet and ends Of fingers upon awaHeh'"s'
what would be good remedy
Take Cerebrine. extract Of the brain, In tnree
drop doses the tongue, three times oaiiy.
r. r. w-Piease mention a remedy which VIII hsip N
restoring health In an overworked cie's'"a"' NY '
action is not good.
Take Caroline extract Of the heart, In three
drop doses on the tongue. three times daily.
Dr D--what would be a good remedy for a patient
suffering piles? There is congested state OF 's
lower bowel.
Natrolithic Salt in teaspoonful doses dissolved
in one-haIf tumber Of water after meals
r. T. Kansas City MOI am in an editorial once am
overworked feel and tired MOST oi ,he u"e
Please suggest treatment
Cerebrine extract of the brain, iE hve drop
doses, three times daily.
Miss Ell am frequently troubled with az ines wncn
stocp there Tess constipation assoctte' WIN
the trouble.
Take Natrolithlc Salt teaspoonful dissolved
in a half tumber Of water after meals every
third or fourth day.
Captain D.. Santa Fe n. Nj cannot get ria OF ma
laral poisoning. Please suggest remedy
Febricide pills one morning and evening
H. WI have been sufferer from nervous exhaus''on
for some time. Please suggest treatment
Take Cerebrlne. extract Of the brain. in three
drop doses on the tongue. three times daily.
L. R-For your neuralgia an excellent remedy
would be Febric.de pills, one two or three Times
daily.
n Ii a school teacher and suffer from nervous
headache. What would benefit me?
Cerebrne. extract OF the BRAIN In three drop
doses three times daily.
w. r. PARKER. NJ. d.
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COLUMBIA.

The examinations throughout the university were
all completed by the middle OF last week ana the
results as far as the men trying for degrees THIS
spring are concerned are posted The number OK
hunks Is greater than usual this spring ana de-
ctded check has been given 10 the pan. that mas
lately proved successful in the School OF Arts. OF
letting the seniors elect studies in the School OF
Law OF the seventeen men who took their senior
year OF the first year men In the ochoo. OK
Law eight were found deficient In one or more
studies This will materially reduce the number OK
graduates from the Academic Department this year
and viii deter men from electng studies IN the aw
next fall .,,, :. Ia
sarca o aurei,e sermon IN St, Blrthoomews Church.
Madison-ave. and Forty -fourth-st, by Or Greer
the centre aisle the church. While the rest q the
building Mn be c SPeR to on 1ns Md puI aer
noon the regular class-iay exercises OF ths graau,
sns class q the Snog h S s nf.i wiz De be" be- az &
o%s Fre:de e Of the Sass ard saaaioran F.
d Sy w. d. Street; historian W; Z. Mason;
prophet. c. S. Keyes; ooGst, W. H. Ripley pres pres
Tbs c'mwee which has The matter in charge
composed Of the following men d. NJ 1, T r,csr
r. Coykcndall c. ogden and V. fiunsertSrd In
the evening the Gee Banjo and Mandolin eIos
vii! be decorated for the occasion.
on Tuesday afternoon President ana Mri I; Low
their home. Madson-ave. and Sxty,sixtn-sL On me
evening OF the same day the Alumni Association WI.
eive a Smoker" 10 which all the members Of the
Graduating class Will be invited. The supper VIII
he served at Sherry's and informal speeches WILL
be made by prominent members OF the ASSOCIATION.
on Wednesday evening the commencement exef-
cises will be he'd at Carnegie Muse Hal. and some
three hundred and fifty or four hundred men viii
receive degrees. President Low, as usua:. VIII de-
liver the address. In the evening at II O'Clock the
senior classes OF the Schools Of Arts and Mines will
have their annual dinner at the Columbia, In FOUR
feminist. , 49,.
Last Thursday morning the senior Class OF the
School OF Arts met in Hamilton Hall and elected
no
lows: F. Coykendall. president d. II. Tay;or vice.
president: s. II. Thayer, secretary and W. l. Mason
frea
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.

TUE NOMINATIONS FOR THE ovERsEERs TICKET
, ROOF; HAI>1. NINE.

..,. ~.
TIVE NOMINATIONS FOR THE oNEEsEEks IlChhl
I'M noon RAIL- NINE
~ iV
ra,,bridcc June s (SpeciaD.-The end OF the col
'a'h"iiuo' -, hona For over a week examn-
lege year IS ciosc a' ~ RI, -. -.,,.o ,,o,,
atoms have been in progress Inc last eAdi'''"''o
III, ~. c,von on June 49,
WI. :" -, .hi. ,.ear an unusual number OF
There VIII DC '"'' "
spreads and tears on class HaN'
-,h roeuI. NJ tho yot by the alumni for nomina-
'' - ,,., ~ overseers i os follows: The
ton LOT iHc l'V1'" W oc- RI ~ az,
whole number of ballots was l''' nv '"'''e on
..l,,os receiving the highest number OF votes.
"''"''' ',, e,,o ho ,,lac.d NJ, ,ha official
whose names WIZ ''' w ,,na,.n Pc,
ballot on COiiil'ilNc'H'''' '''f 49,
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SWARTHMORE.

Swarthmore Penn. June (SpeciaD.-At special
meeting of the Swarthmore Young Friends As
ISOLATION 1t was decided to change the time or
holding the regular meetings of the association
from the first Sunday In each month to the third.
BY this new Arrangement meeting OF the as
ISOLATION VIII be held in June, the next meeting
coming early in the fall term. The change Is
made TO avoid the necessity of postponlng the
meetings the time OF the Christmas and spring
holidays.
Tne annual reunion and banquet OF the Delphc
Literary Society held last evening A num-
her Of the alumni present. The junior. sopho-
more and freshman class suppers were held to-
night.
ext" nded through the week until Friday evening
At a meeting OF the Athletic Association, held
June the elections for 1855 resulted as follows:
President Charles G.. Hodge. 96: ce-president.
William L. Brooks. 81; secretary. Frederick II.
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JoII\S HOPKINS.

Baltimore. June tSreciap.-The Board OF Trus-
tees of the Johns Hopkins University held several
meetings this week. at which twenty-onc fellow
ships were awarded to graduates Of the university
A number OF promotions and appoin tmcnjs made
in the academic staff. ana honors awarded. The
fellows will receive $500 each. Vhey are Norman
Ross Carmichael. of Ontario; Arthur II. Cham
bers. OF Toronto. Canada Frank II. 'lutz, Of
Atchison. Kan. Franklin Conant. Of Wellesley
Fills Mass William j. humphreys OF Virginia.
Reid Hunt of Martinsyile. OHIO: Oliver Martha
Johnston. Of Bostrop La. Gordon Jennings Laing.
OF Toronto: Casper Lcvias. OF Ncw-York Ciy Louis
r.. I.vingood. of phila iclphia; Ebenezer Mackdy.
of Nova Scotia; John Mcl.aren Mci'ryde. jr. Of
Blacksburg. Va; Henry l.. Moore and Charles w.
piepplcr OF Baltimore: Franklin l.. Riley. Of Heb
ron Miss: f. g. Schmidt. Of Seattle. Wash. John
Adams Scott. of Evanston. Ill: George ous
Smith. OF Skowhegan Me: NJ. Victor Siaiey. Of
Oshkosh. Wis. Thomas II. Talaferra Of Baltimore.
and Harry l.. Wilson. OF Kingston. ont
Two Bruce fellowahips in biology were awarded
to Henry McElderry Knower and George Lefcvre
zoology. The emoument OF a Bruce fellowship j.
the mother Of Adam Todd Bruce OF New orI
who before his death was fellow ana lnstructu.
| in the biological department
The eight promotions made in the academic staff
include the appointment Of FOUR men as associai'
ates. man associate professor who wa
formerly lecturer in mathematics. ana Of three
assistants The list follows Simon Fcsner as
socate professor OF pathology; Charles Lane Poor.
associate professor Of astronomy. Alexander
Chessn, associate professor OF Mathematics ana
mechanics; sidney Sherwood. associate professor
Of economies: John VI. Vincent associate professor
Of history. William 5. Thayer associate IN moi!-
cine: Herbert g. Geer. associate In mechanical en-
cheering: Edward -. Matthews. associate In
mineralOgy.
Forty-six advanced students will receive the de-
gree OF Ph. D.-a much larger number than In any
previous year.
The principal addresses AT the commencement
next TUESDAY Will be delivered by two member
OF the faculty. who Will not return TO the uni
versity next year. but Will enter new fields. one
Of these Is Professor Marion u. Learned who has
accepted the chair OF German literature Of tho
University Of Pennsylvania. and the other Pro-
fessor Fabian Franklin. who Will enter Journalism
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SMITH.

Northampton Mass. June (Spec!aD.-The senior
examinations have been held on the last three
DAYS OF this week and will be followed by a senior
vacation OF a week before the commencement ex-
crclses The senior play Midsummer Night :
Dream" holds the absorbing interest OF the class
OF o. The first dress rehearsal way held in the
opera house on Tuesday under TIE direction OF
Alfred Young. OF NewYor
An aumrac tea was given this week in the Nor
rls House by the Western Massachusetts, branch
OF the Alumnae Association. Professor J. y. Clark
formerly Of Smith. Wa the guest OF honor. Dur
ing the tea the tilce club sang
At the current Events Club last week Or. Wilder
gave an interesting talk on PREHISTORIC Man" H.
n. iraiel by diagrams and charts and many pre-
historic relies.
Bishop Lawrence spoke TO the college at the
vcspcr service on Sunday.
The annual junior reception - the seniors was
given last Saturday evening in the gymnasium.
Tire supper served by twenty pretty freshman
mattresses.
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DART MOETH.

Hanover ~ H., June (SpeciaD.-Thc plan Of
posi- poning the pedgng of freshmen by the Greek
letter fraternities Is being again vigorously pushed.
and the reform. which Will take effect next fall
Is sure 10 be accomplished. Men have been taken
In Amos promscuously by the different frater-
mites the membership Of each is large fnl men
ar pledged Immediately upon their entrance lrto
co'lece often months before Some ,eform il
necessary for the se.f-rrotectlon OF The different
societies. and IT IS proposed that each fraternity
shall bind Itself 10 mention society 10 any
man until November 20 OF his freshman year. THIS
agreement has been accepted By the stronger
cieties and 1t will undoubtedly be put into effect
rext year
The judges OF the Grlmer prizes for seniors are
J. y. Bouton. 49, OF Cambridge; Lewis Parknurat
re OF Boston. and d. u. STUNT. 81. OF Boston: OF
the Lockwood prizes for juniors. Professor j. NJ
willard 81; Professor r. L. Pattee. 49, and Pro-
fessor W. {. Thayer, all Of the University Of
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton Penn. June tSpeciaD-The annua. com.
mencement exercises will begin next Saturday,
when the Athletic Association will hold its sports
I'm the afternoon and the sophomores will give Their
play in the evening. The Rev. Or McCook o.
thiiadelphia will preach the baccaaureate sermon
on sunday morning. June l6 and President Warned
will make the bacca aureate address u the seniors
The seniors will hold Class Day exercises on Mon
day afternoon and Will give their pr2menade con-
unions will be in order Tuesday. and on Wednes-
day the fnal orations and the awari * OF desress
Wartie j will give a reception Tuesday night
The Franklin Literary Society held It's FRESHMAN
orator,cal contest on Wednesday night. NJ r;
Jones won first prize and q. F. Greiner second
prize. ,,.,,. .o- nras
dent: Nye 81 vice-presdent; Dean. ~. secretary
and treasurer. and Philips. 81, reporter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Brunswick No. June tSrcciaD-Th" hn'eih
issue Of 'Thc Buglc." the college annual pubIl'h
By the junior class. has just "prclr'd ana We"
high commcndaiion as the best Of the series. II Is
a finely printed quarto OF nearly ihr'e hundred
pages bound IN crimson anI gray tho class COZ
ors Of -, The volume s Dedicated TO tr,i s.or
Henry f. CHAPMAN. al excellent .!kencss al whc.h
serves fronispiece. Preston tyts VAS SUI
tor-.n-chicf and !. -. licDD bushes mana t'.-
Tho Eowdoln Republican club has chosen thc
following oficcrs for the ensuing ycir; if S.i' NJ
J. C. Miuoi 80: vice ~ residents. II. b. GribocI. -
ana A. L. Cook -. treasurer. H. X. flodset 30
secretary. g. O. FogC. o.
The college baseball r.nc defeated Colby, 10 D.
last Tuesday and have Il good prospect or
winning the STATE championship which Is ho'y
contested This year.
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BALTIMORE woMAN's COLLEGE.

baltimore June (SpeciaD.-Examinat'ohs nave
80 4, nroeress for two weeks. those OF the seniors
sre COMPLETED June !: the under classes nave co''-
,,nned during the present week. Entrance exaih'"a
,,ocs have been held also this week Inc ahhua'
,.wn marty given by President and MIS- "ouc"ei
a, Alto Dale took place last Friday al'erioo"'
90 students and professors were taken 10 'he cou'
try home of the president in special Toney care
Tn. i,nior banquet to the senior class was gwen
las, Friday evening in the main corridor OF 'ouo"o
Han The toastmistress Madge WiIder' P'esf
dent of &c. ..,e,,o
The tennis tournament took place on the "'he''0
grounds Saturday afternoon Miss Weeks anu 'iiSs
Adams were the champions. and in the set p'ascU
by them a tie was the result
On Saturday evening the annual reunion OF Ia"
Kama ri was held in the chapter rooms d 'ais
number Of alumnae members being pTcscNt. -.
The nropramme for commencement "e'h - nm
comnleiS and is as follows: Sunday. June ., paSc
lsIIrsate sermon by President Goucher' Moh'aS'
II m class day exercises In the chapel, o'1V p III
senjor promenade in GOuchcr Han. IussIayi d. 49,
commencement exercises. Or FietGhef puiei,'
urofessor-elect Of mathematics. VIII dtN'. nv
dress An informal reception VIII ioiiow a"' r.
cises AT in the afternoon the HeetHs Vi TIC
trustees will be held. -, ~, Ice annual
The Alurnnae Association will hold It's anhuai
meeting al 6 o. m &c be followed by the aiu'n'i',e
BANQUET given In honor o. me t"eh'y-ioui ne"
graduates.
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WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass, June 'Spec'p'-ih pro-
,-,,r,e far commencement week has been ar
r,,ooI 40 follows: June O. reception 10 the senior
ci,ss Stone Hall S p. m; June baccalaureaie
sermon by Bishop john II. Vincent, at ii a. m:
June a. commencement concert, ':o D. m: June
y commencement address by Or. woodrow Will
SON at , D. m. reception at p. m; June 20 a.ufn-
nae dinner. ! p. M
A large number of guests visited Wellesley last
Non1ev to attend THE Winters Tale. given by
the Shakespeare Society In the gymnasium The
drama was effectively performed. and the parts
wei taken Miss Grace Miller represented Leontes
Miss Christine Cary, Camillo Miss virginia Sher-
wood Hermionc: Miss Susan Dodge. the clown. ana
Miss Geneva crumb. Autoycus
Tae Ueelhoyea Soclety's concert In the chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Hartford. Conn. Junc (Sp'o.ah TIE Haf'Ior1
school OF Sociology has successfully closed fS
fist year f work. arl from r9" uaih nrNi $50
Der viii b. vacation time Applications nave Ai-
ready beer received for membership ia next t'Irs
class a.i H., courses That have been given iis
yoar viii be repeated for ihc Incoming c.1.s Tee
class which has gone through this gears WORK
viii proceed to that 81 the second year. VAcn :"
10 cover ~, following subjects: "rn" spiritual
Forces Of society Education. Art. Morality AM
Rollgion": "Thc Competitive Forces Cd 'upaiions.
Economies Invention. Discovery. Comn'r'e. Coz
on!zatlon". The Rc.aiional Force social Lie.
Manners Employers AMI Empl0ye 81. prs' n on
."rbn n. '..','aritlt. Forces T..crcatious." The
school is open 70 and women alike. what
may b, cons. l,r'i a. practical f"'u't 81 no
s,.o1l IS tlr establishment OF two social settle
ncnis in the lower part 4 Hartford. i-r wo.I"t
Sc t.cmcnf has been IN operation Tor scFria!
weeks but row thai the school year is eyer thft"
Young men VII ~ fen DAYS take NJ fclr f'*i-
dcrcc in inc .owcr part ~ the city 10 stay ocrng
the summer. Ta's- young men are AitE+4 Is.
Rogers and Charlie l.. EuTnat OF Tie SchcOl of
Sociology. and Nathan u Weeks. ~ the Hartford
Theological seminary. Their work VIII Doe with
youn. men ana boys.
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ton Of Graduates Will be held Wednesday morning
a, II O'Clock and viii be followed by an informal
luncheon. rendered to the graduates by Director
Ricketts, The commencement exercises Will occur
wednesday evening. the address being delivered
by q. +. Nichols =, r.. %, chief engineer OF the
brooklyn Elevated Railroad. Twenty-seven cand-
dates Tor the degree Of civil engineer and one LOT
that Of bachelor Of science Will receive dip.omas
The exerc.ses will close with the commencement
hop under the direction Of the X. /. l. Union;
The s0phomores and iun.ors reported Monday at
Ballston for four weeks course IN land topo
graphical ana railroad surveying. undo tho drtc-
ton Of Professors Raymond. Emgh and Cary.
THE Transit the annual puoIisn,i ~ thc Jun
iors has been issued and is cred.tabc produc
ton. The cuts made from drawings by the stud
,nts are unusually good
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sroRRs AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Willlmantic Conn. June ,SpeciaD.-Tne annual
commencement festivities are already in progress
at Storrs Agricultural College. in Mansfield
round of receptions given TO the graduating cass,
beginning with that OF Professor anu Nts ru.isy
last Thursday evening then that OF the "bacne.or3
and bachelor maids OF the village last evening.
and that TO come week, Thursday evening,
rendered by the alumni OF the college Tomorrow
the baccalaureate sermon is 10 be preached In the
collag chapel by the Rev. T. J. Lewis. Next week.
Thursday morning will the prze examinations
IN practica. teamwork, TnursoAy afternoon I'M, me
class Day exercises will take place. FRIDAY, June
a. is graduation day. There are eight In the grad
uating class and six in the shorter course Iho
address OF the day will be delivered by secretary
a. j. Bachelor. Of Concord. y. r.. OF the state
Board OF Agriculture. The Ratclifte Hicks prizes
FOR excellence In English composition, $50 ana ~
respectively will be awarded at the cose OF the
graduating exercises.
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UNION.

Schenectady. June (SpcciaD. - Assemblyman
WINES BIZ for the adjustment and satisfaction OF
certain taxes real estate In Long Island C.ty be-
longing to Union College has become Jaw By Gov
MOrtOn's signature. The law in
cumbrance Of many thousand dollars back taxes
The bill repassei over the veto Of the Mayor Of
Long Island city. and signed by Governor Nor
ton aet Friday morning.
During commencement and centennial week THE
Concor1enss," the bi-weekly publication Of the
student body will be published daily. devoted exclu-
sivey to college news and matter Of interest 20 the
visiting alumni. Several thouss nd Union vii
visit the Alma Mater witness participate in the
centennial exercises An lntercass athletic meet has
been arranged especially for the week ana VII De
one Of the features OF the celebration valuable
prizes have been put up for the first and second
places In each contest. for which the athletes are
still in active training.
Charles l.. Endcrs &C. has been elected captain OF
the baseball team for The ensuing year lie Is a
hard player with fine batting record
There vii he hui one more week Of recitation
after which examination week. and then the
entire week devoted to the centennial and graiua-
ton ceremonies and celebration, The year VIII con
c.c one Of the most successfu ever enjoyed by tn"
university in al Of It's departments. This IS al!
owing the life instlei by the year-old adj
ministration Of President Raymond
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University OF VIRGINIA.

charlottesville Va, June 1SrecaD-M the
.ios. -, inc s,ssion on June u Prof assor John l.
Minor complete his hftieth year AS professor OF
-. o., ,h ,rivcrsitv 4 bust Of Professor Minor.
costing 81 COO has been presented by the law cHsS;
a large number Of alumni VIII be present at ihr
unvcIling Or Woodrow wilson. OF Princeton ana
S,rator Daniels will speak In behaI OF the h.u nm
of tho law class and OF the faculty fro.erstr
Etnnr j. eighty four years old but still continues
-, hp, n,si in IN. lccture-room, though he has
been compelled to assign large part OF MS WORK
Ia The Younger members OF the PcuV
professor Parkinson has returned from Il years
otrnmcc in Enrope where he has been doins some
srcci,I work in French and German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Flu.ra June ,spcc alb The Kappa sigma So
,ctv held IT, election 90 officers early in IN" week
Ms H.l.s &c. ~as elected president. Mss Bah
.c.rk -. Voc. president n SIS Murdoch %. critic
on sunday evening The dress before the Y. W
- was Flv,a ~ the Re-. Mr. Moore IN the
college chapel
PARK Place school. he preparatory school ior the
college. held It's closing exercises on Friday even
INK Tho Bind Grl q Clsttl-Culllc' was pre-
seuf'I
Tho programme" for 'oinm'hc"n'Ai ""rN ~ hs
e,I..r.- sunday oven Iug baro alaur.a'e sermon by
I'r.s .l.uf Green. Monday evening. -"nior rcccl-
ION TUESDAY morn rE. ri~s-dhy exercises. IN ~"
nf,. moon. receptions of Kappa Sigma and Phi Mn
societies. ~ tho ctcnins. graduating exercises OF
49,. Nu.4. >. nn0l. Wednesday. al noon. commences
mont exercises. af,'r which occurs the alumnae
banquet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Hamilton. \. y June s (spcciaD.-Thc commence
ment programme Is as follows: Sunday mofH''a'
juno lc baccalaureat sermon b. professor 4"
Brigham; Monday afternoon. Knssiord p''~s ,,
Iamations; Monday evening concert oy 'hi'e'
Glee and Banjo club: TUESDAY MOI n'"e' o,,ar
,n, av.ro,s.. ~ Colgate Academy: Tuesday after
noon. class of 1854 prize debate; Tuesday eVeh'"s
seventy-elghth anniversary OF the BAPTIST i-ou
ton Society OF the state OF New-fork "coAeS.-|
morning. Theological Seminary coinnc',Ws. Wines
Wednesisv afternoon, class-day exercises
day evening Grafton before the Alumni
ton by ceylon II. Lewis, Of s'rscase' A"NiSN'
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BROWN.

Providence June (SpeciaD.-Dr. 'harle" r
Ken, Is to be recommended for election as
professor of Biblical literature and history at ''e
annual meeting Of the corporation. "hi0" 49,
June 90 He is a graduate Of Yale thNeiS"y' N",
v Tower for two years a graduate "'"
PHILOSOPHY and psychology Will next year De Ia
struc,or in philosophy ,,,,h
Ar the annual election OF the Cammarian ''"''
the senior class society. the following 70 men W.
elected to membership: J. f. Ames. J.. H. De"So"'
r W Drawbridge, c. NJ. Gallup q. I. hi"0n,''
II F. Huse f. A. Locke. H. S. Mabie' u. a. NC
teson S A McCombcr. w. 4. Monk j. .. Mui'oo"'
C. p Mott G. L. Parker. f. l.. Waling- 80
The new dormltory nearly comple'eu anu VIZ
be a large and handsome structure AL i0''
meeting Of the Executive Committee Oh inc ~
versity II was decided furnish me r0Iain Hni
pletely Each room will be ntted WIN ,, bsirs
art SQUARE Morris easy chair. TWO roch'is nLnssc
chfonier two desks with chairs. anu q nooY',,, of
All the furniture will be OF the best qddiity isn
quartered oak The building. with thesc, I'M he
ings baths hot and cold water throuBnUu'' res
one OF the most desirable in college. me ,b DOR
mliory So: on the west. $50: use OF FURNITURE "'
servants hire go: Steam heat sl5 , com
The following programme for class Gay an i.nc IL
mencement week has been announce IT,. ~
Hicks prize debate: June IA, class Gay, nriz.
ba ca laureate sermon; June IL. s9phoi',", be Phi
defamation: June u.s. annual Inceuns "a ~ lime
Beta Kappa Society June 49, coinneice".nr, % OK
q meeting of the corporation June ~ 81 --
amlnations for admission.
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Monday one Of the most notable in the history
OF the organization. Wulf Tries, OF Boston, assisted
'celst
Senior Day." which was instituted two years ago
Friday over one thousand Invitations have been
sent by the students for the float exercises on
the evening of the 18th.
The final examinations will begin on "Wednesday
next and will extend the 22i. City examna IONS
for entrance Will be he'd from June II 70 H. i"ciu'
siv