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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
11,rrrnrn sruoOL OF SOCIOLOGY.

Hartford Conn March % (Sp'cilO.-A r"sifn
break has occurred IN the work At the Har'foT'
Sch.o. ~ Soc1iog: during this week. On me "c-
Of the short vacation between the second ana
third terms The third term VIA open on Moniay.
The courses Will include consideration OF some OF
the most important questions which are puI@ihI 'h'
public mini at the present dLt- III" s'"o'l 81
present has ~ resident faculty, with the exception
OF The president but the various subjects O." '''
ci-f.ru,um AZ, treated by representative professors
from the prominent universities Ini c1.'"g' Inc
lecturers for the third term and ;heir subjects are
90 follows. "Population" Professor Edward ".
I.u. ~ the University OF Chicago. "Inc EFo.utJr
or Inv" Professor Frank \. Erwin. H.. NJ. OF the
N,u York University Law school; The FANNY
rioIoz.raly Considered" Professor Charles y 'ha-
pin - Brown University. Women IN Industry.
Professor Katharine Conan. Ph T., - Wellesley
College. women In Educltou." Professor Ahc'
Freeman Palmer. IN -. /. II. -. 81 N'i'"-i's
e.. .es. and the University % '1icaG'; Shi,IIt
l,uei"a,,lny a." Professor Dwight Porter Ph. u. ~
Historical, ard San!tlry Considered t"org,
Keller. architect. ot Hartford, "Sanittry scene .
Professor EIv,fl Is. Durham. OF Bellevue i'sVl -
Medical College. Ethics ana Rea iings rom so
ciai.N.c Authors the Rev. Dr. chester Il. liht'-
r,nfi president - the School @, Sociology. Sd'i1
logical conferences theoretical ana prictI'al, VIII
b. held under IN" direction OF David J. Green. IN
c.ty o. Hartford AMI a course Of selected study
and seminal IN kuliurgeschchte' vii be Conducted
b, Itftls VI Grer. IN -. i~llC~ ~ the Hartford
Th.el1r'-li seminary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

Cocs. li1 Ms. March % (specilD.--Thc FOL
lowing members OF the senior class have received
commencement paris: Eugene Averel. G.. \. Bar
ncy. +. J.. Cia.k". T.. g. Craig. e l.. Eaton II. G.
Folsom. .. +. Lewis. {. J.. Ricketts,. r. u. Smith
" 4. WhItchorn ard O.. VI. Wlnspw
'Ra!rn Ro.st"r Doleicr." the earliest Ene.i,h
comedy in existence viii be pu, upon ;he sage 10y
The Tufts stud'Ais ~ aH cary day.
During tr spring recess the tiirs club VIII mako
e. ANNA! tgip ~ Mgn". II already has engage
rleuti e. sing 30 Iecilauic Ialis Auburn Lewiston
AugUs.a. l1r1u fu;h. Ncstb.OOK md Portsmouth,
fAo recess ri B."!n On hirch ~ ami close On
April D..
II. G. Whitaker '% has oeen elected captain and
l".nI "f rsaf %l tne ,9othha Pc cam ,li
fed by Va Advisory Committee Of the Hthl.tic
association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. J.. March 90 (speciaD. About twenty
candidates for TIE freshmen baseball team pr
eented themselves at the cage Mohua' me-, o.
Con,oin Iroots ass!sned the men light pracuce ."
ric,c IN ev,vndcrs AM II throwing ING NJ"
,gor,ont hos received letter from the har'a'u
freshmen tsH'ng for two games between theSe W.
teams. bu; as The de- did rot suit reply wa
ssnt back aslnr hat there games he pilyeu ."
o,,e. davs No answer has get ben receiVeu i'o''
Harvard buf Il &C. % be h1g1d tEat 9uch T'"'
Will b. arranged Il will b. Impossible 20 arI""s'
any gamer with the vale freshmen ovin5 20 INC ~
ton Of the Yale faculty.
4 meeting OF those Interested in the formation o.
q CHS, for Tie PURPOSE Of studying military tlc' -
ana drill was held IN the Old Chapel on Wefne'na'
Many students were present. and a good deai 81
interest was manifested in the project. com
tsic 3o osns a. Of inn ,ssuR ana w. DIXON
~. was appointed take charge OF all arr1nse-
and vas empowered to petition the faculty 70 make
appl!c1to to the Government for an o'icer u
give a course in tactics and drill 1t was fouhn
th,t abot; 80 students wished to take the am"
Work was begun on Thursday on the new dancing
an probability il viii be sufficiently completed Tor
the sophomore racept N. which will take p,acr
viii be g by 10 fret mic.
The following list Of candidates for the 'varsiy
bas ball team wa posted on wednesday; -War9
TrencaaTd otto; PAYNE Brooks %.rIt"S iir Viz
Thompson Parde": 'g-Atland. Eagton. cochran
K.ter Batter. Sutar Kelly. atm.
The drst pubic debate between representative
students Of Harvard ana Princeton. respectively
will he held on the night Of Wednesday. Mdrch 80
In Alexander Han. .; Princeton. General IiorHcr
Porter viii preside There will be three d'batetS
on each side. who have been chosen as me cham-
p.ons after competition among the students. me
nudge are TO be the Rev. Dr. David II. Greer. OF
II Dlr'hoOmcw's Church, New York; Professor
George chase. Of the Ncw-York Law school ana
George J.. Klgcs. ore % the trustees Of COLUMBIA
COLLEGE The . o'clock train on IN" Pennsylvania
Railroad win enable vistorG to reach Princeton IN
time for me dcb2t-. y blndu"; will b. held al the
princeton I'm ,l;er In ;he ~ ming.
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1.N1NEEsiTY OF XlRGINtA.

Cbarlo,;esviIc. Va March q (SpecaD.-The
Nasblnq;or alumni OF the university ana oth"'S
will meet a, > banquet to be held in Washington on
Jcfcrson's birthday April 10. Among those VINO
EXPECT 10 be present Secretary Herbert senator
Daniel H. J.. Wilson and others. The commune
In charge has extended an invitation 10 '1r t"'
literary societies Of the university 10 SEM "''
., 3D., i,,,,,., IN ronrescnt the college and thus
bring the alumni closer relations VII" 'ne Do"F
OF students I'LL. ,.,l,- in.
instruction OF Hudson. OF the Bostohs NnoS'
met hod OF training has caused general satsia.t''
The opening ganc oi the season VIII pc pay, "l
The c6ih wijh the New-York team. wnich WI" stop
here on is return from Florida.
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BOSTON ENINEPSITY

Boston, March % (SpeciaD.The spring term at the
College of Liberal Arts opened at a. n on Thurs
day March q.
The Hub" the junior annual publication. Issued
this year by the Mems Club of '9i made its ep-
pearance at the opening OF tn term. II contains
900 pages. and amO-g other features has portrait
and short sketch Of every member Of TIE university
faculty. .
The following men have been chosen by faculty.
and students of the Law School TO enter tn ora
1orical contest for comment -menl: O. H. BACON
William NJ. Crawford james f. Creed. -. }. Gal
lagher. J. j. Geary. r. :. Horean VI. NJ Johnson.
James Macomber William c. Mellish, julius Nelson,
=. j. O'COnnell. NJ. NJ Shea, oscar StOrer. charles
il. Stebbins and Edgar Weeks The contest VIII be
held near the middle of this term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

Elmira, y. V. Mach % GpeciaD.-Dr. Ford this
week entertained the senior class IT micro
srop.cal party at his new bachelor home. The
Dutch Gables"
The junior banquet will take place soon after
the Easter recess. II il given by the seniors IN
return for the compliment OF delightful junior
entertainment earlier in he year. Miss Barbour
is appointed ioastrnistress.
The students left college Thursday for the
two weeks Easter vacation The seniors haV"
an extra week This is known as the "so"uInS
week" when the dainty tolettes FOR commence
inert festivities are created
The late Rufus j. Frost. o. BOs on. lc.t be-
quest OF 5000 the ntoIcs- Of which is 20 be- paid
each year 20 the student IN he senior class who
The catalogue for - has Just been issued 1t
presents some important changes. Several new
studies have been made elective. The honors are
made public for the arst time
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VCNLANs COLLEGE.

Baltimore March =! (Srccab. Tho last two lect
lr,e by Professor Rogers, Of Drew Theological
Seminary, on the he OF the ancient Egyptians
wcrc gwen on TnrrsIly AM Friday afternoons be
fore large AID eacea.
.ieve-ai changes % Importance IN ;hc course o.
study are announced In the new pT0graInmes. wi!ch
~, ils. on. one o. these 70 the substitution %
fou--hcur "ourrcs To- the Gvc-hOnr courses now -
order.
required c9usr n art CRIT csn l. a''o al OIL lc
f,r the s,qor year. Dr. Hans F.0ieOsr VII. deliver
the ,ec.rrct.
Tic frat conccr' o: Tie Glce and Mandolin clubs
tool. place on Friday evening in Assembly Hal be-
fore a .srge and brilliant audience. which shovel.
by long and .oud applause. !tS appreciation OF the
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I,EIIIGTi.
GRIEF At THE DEATH or DR. CoPPEE - Hi'
CHAIR IS PRESIDENT TO BE FILLED
IS SOON AS POSSIBLE

IS SOON As POSSIBLE.
South Bethlehem Penn. March % tSpecihp.--4"c
death Of Dr. Henry Coppte. the acting pTcsi'eh,'
has east gloom over the undergraduates. 1Ac SUI
denness Of his death. couped"with the iact that
the Undergraduates loved and fairly wor'nipp-d
The dear old Doctor. makes pain the state OF tHe!'
feelings As soon as the death was announcer '"e
undergraduates assembled In Christmas han ana
drew up suitable resolutions. At tee funerai his
afternoon all OF the undergraduates tniT'h'u l" "
body and paid their last respects to their oeau
fr end and professor. by DR. Coppee's death inc
university suffers severe loss He hah pech con-
nccted with +; ever since the foundation, anu "a
done more than other person 10 aoNinre ~, ~,
Interest, In order show the depnh OF lc'iihs ~
existed between pr Coppec and Inc alumni OF w i
university II has only to be said tnat every ~ ~
ate who visited Bethlehem always caiiru on ~,
Coppfo and received warm welcome m 10
TO I,ehigh viii not BE- easily Med. ana w" 'eHotS
OF the grand old man, as the students anu a', III
nj we're We Mt to call him. VIII never i'h.e ny
minds OF those vino have come IN con'act WIN
him pr Coppee always the hr't 10 coiit 's ~,
late the college "A victory OF any nescrIp.i .
and was also the FIRST to administer cheering "o'u'
after deirai. ,,...... ,yiu,,r
since the death OF Or. Coppte Professor W l"ain
Chandler as the senior professor, OCCUPIES my wy
presidency Of the university u y rclortrI ~ .
the trustees will hasten to select p'Iu t,t
prcsII, nj and tina. one will be announcer "Ithih
week ;sn days
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COLGATE:

Hamilton. y g Mlrch =; cSpe-lll The German
cl.y.os ~ the University W. have celebration In
honor ~ PRINCE Bismarck Friday "Ftrias. April T..
fl. following men have hecr selected as tire clarke
pr.y. orator. from tho senior class. -. H. Glare.
a. b. Da..s J " G-inith. r. II. sheldon ). /,
r,y.l. and u. ". Sipckpol,
The G,c,. E,n',Had Mandolin clubs have given
conc.r.s 100 Norls.l". Earlvill'. Auburn ana oneida
this tom Manager walker -. anources th' fo'-
lo,yry ..bc lulo oS date, for the spring Mp of the
riul,.. March :, Walton. y. y March -. lrplkNu;
March - nrookyn: April Ne%, hunS%ick. \,
ami . Wasliugtpu -. g. April q Auacosta,
j. g.: AMI April y Philadelphia. This rip may be
followed by an extensive t'ur through the "'a'f
dt,r ln th- tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

Schenectady March % (SpeciaD-On Frilav even.
ing the newly formed musical organ zat,on gave
their first concert in this city in the Van Crrier
Opera House II WAS great success in cvo-y par
ticuar and re,ted large sum Of money, which VII,
be handed over 10 the athletic examinations. M
other concert will b, given IN Albany Immediately
afIer the Lenten season. which vii he followed IN
a Few weeks 10y one In Ncw-Yo-k
,.ao,. s practice was begun on the campus this
".N 'Or me FIRST time and the team made on ex-
Selent showing. Only one week ? main before tive
Princeton TT a,,, wen series will be played with
GLIB The bt,u,,Dia and the Manhattan Athletic
with parsoSe this year are especially s.rou,
Ths fielding nnaterIse and Preston in The box
by the college. Captain Howsr9 erCi poSseS, ..
team ana making good progress 90 'o@cNng INC
x,aaL ~ hit1i examinations will no bolI ,oy
week the coege adjournng for the % De noiI neN'
or ten days on Friday Afternoon e spring vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
HAMILTON.

Clinton. X y, March % Gp"ciaD TIE senior
c.ass has Just elected .he following commencement
officers: Class president. O. j.. FcrrT, o. 'hn-
ton. orator. II. G. LOOMS OF oxford =. y; poet
Burton NJ Isich o. Itica: prophet. ". L Blos. Of
Auburn =. v. historian. !. ]. Franc. Of johns
town y T.: Penetration Committee, ". ". Cham
bnrs VI Utica, y. y; J. George cam, jr. of Else
non, " Y; g. +. Stone, Of Mexico. y. J. Campuc
Day-Preedent. +. H. Miller. Of Bath, \. y; orator.
C. s Wright Of Otscgo. y. T.; poet q II. Greer
Of Seneca Falls. Y. y; responses. e. \. B1ol7'' 80
OF Fredonia ~ T.; James Glass. ", % ltccnes'"r
y. y; e. r. Wright; '9s Of Watcrvl'' y. J. En-
ecu.lve Communications H. Lee. OF frank'invillc
y. 81; r j. DE la Fleur, Of hdG2is. =. =, u, II
Tnorp OF Gibertsvnie. y Y; !. 6 EreIett Of Gin
Tor. senior BAH Commi;;ee,,W. !. Ahen. Of Az
burn. X Y: J. =. Greenwood. ir, of New YORK. J.
W CsrmaIt o. Clinton. Invitation Committec-J
Ii. MacConner. 0; Crawford, :. j.; ". ~ Ptttt' 81
Wilson. y. y. J. =. seymour. 81 Newer ne, y. =
Permanent class secre:Irr. II. T. Owen. oi t@Nioh
At co.iee" meeting II wa unanimously votei tnai
Hamilton withdraw from the stat" lnifrco..t Rht"
Assocat ton. both IN football and general Athletics
\ committee appointed - consult VA" COS 1ic
?bpu. forming Il dual caglc.
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SENIORS MILITARY CoMpANY-'Fo'"Sao'' j. -
r,vys Gt,,T-cIEE CLUE TOUR


.. ,.,,,,,,,v c,,MpAXy-rEorESeoG J. D.
rtXNS GrT--GIEE CLUE TOUR
,-or.r,oven. March .; (s9ociaO.-TAe speakers d"
,i.t,,..,. ccbcol commencement exercises me-
49,. lho.c, &C follows: Raymond u. i'1o2>'' "I"-
ta~, - rro4yn. Samuel C. Cathc"r' ''i'"9 - 10
,'or,C John Y. Rice. Wallcce Z. RohAS' '''l.'
: rnaysr AID Hiram Van l>i:E' 4'' .'. l
voted the -. ,,rate fellowship o. ."' '''''
., ,.,,,. -, AIR Thayc~ for excellence 81 WI
'"o v, T.,,. ~, Nebraska civ, o.. is c'.'-
90, ~ rho military company &C. inc -t"'o' c"'''
D., ~, ,c-lc,-i, lc7lr,m u. - rare i''"' +.."-
tenant poy.ard ". Starr New OK '.'' e'o"o
lieutenant. Norton 4. Kent. for'h".'' - 80 -.
eo,.o.ot Iohn G. Mitcheil' 'o'd'iN'''' '''"' ''V
,o,,,.ny numbers abou; 100 and Ir1c;..<f i"''e
''' ,'rGI under me direction Of Captain James :"
r.Dit instructor in military tactics a. Yale
Thn ,ronbiee won by tho Yale ere" on tn'
thames last year will he made in tn s.a2e o.
silver cups with three handles cocil; hetwo-n II"
crossed flags OF the college and ,hc Na!e a."i 49,.
Professor James u. Dana nas presented 20 uiy
i?mphiets The collection consist 81 oIer IT,
bound volumes and about LOO nanphi5i,< MAJ.
special memoirs and all relating 20 EtoIoS! VIZ a.,
he'd sciences. Many Of these pubAca 1o!sI az 0''
The students Of Tho Sheffield Scientific School are
Watching with grcai interest the htunE up 81, ''t T
interior Of the new !aoora a. s'I on. Of the
oven Which VIII be- employed. There VII! ne I'VE
of these ovens' I'm the building. DistIed Ma'c.
which is largely used for experimS'al p tbG new
huidinc and pped down into the different room I'M,
There will be attic which viii G tbe accom-,
modatiNn Of five or six assistants; VINO VIZ , oe
needed in The laboratory The ro 0Tll0"s
The Glce and Banjo clubs will start on tron,
Faster tour on April II. gons by rbore they viii
give a concert on SATURDAY evening W th Iiygeil
Ola Point the clubs VIII be the XueSI sunday night
by steamer for Warrington wner st ?Metaerotjs
evening they NH rssmaning concerts OF the tour
ni nf nan IAN ar Vilkesbarre and Scranton.
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roohcat.r y. V. ,',rch % tSpcciaD.-rh" college
students n!nsir, entertainment for the benefit OF
the Athletic Fund VI, attended by very large nuIi-
cnces 1T the l.crum Theatre ON ish"fa.y AMI
Fr'd'v evenings.
The term examinations began to-d'N, anu ID" uni
versy VIII b. closed for the spring vacation curing
the ir~t week iu April. o., =, .,-
some v.nrs ago admirers Of Ffedorick Douglass
in Rochester r1iscd money To purchase psi OF INC
rrcn' negro orator which was placed ~ the ul'.-
vefsty library II has never been pfopctIH hohni'o'
and the current number 81 The Campus urges the
students t. rats" funds for pedestal. nasHl' n as
the university has the custody OF the memorial.
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ATI.EGTIENY.

Moalvile. PcnA, M2rch o. (SpeciaD. -F~"i"r.ck
Emerson Brooks the California poet. entertained
the students in chapel the other day by reading
some OF his own poems. Dr. Fraienburg delivered
a course OF three lectures Egyptoogy last week
On March l. and Il DR. Boiler. vcc-chanccIOr II
the American University. delivered two lectures on
socialism Francis Murphy visited the college last
week and made short address TO ne siudents.
Professor Looming. of the Cumnock School OF ora
tory has given series OF Rotations at the chapel
exercises In the last week. The date for Governor
AIcfIinlcy's address has been fixed :Or Thursday
morning. June q. Lieutenant L. i. Rooster his
,:rucd from Fort LcavenWorth. Kan.
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PRATT INSTITUTE.

On Thur-lay evening John II. Lttleheid d"hV"r'i
lccirr, under the auspices Of the Commerce 'hap-
ter %: IN" Ne,ghborshp Association. upon per
sonaI Rccollections OF Abraham Lincoln. The lect-
IRE was I'm the natuy, OF a talk and Was fnll % IN
tcrcstlng anecdotes % Lincol1's HE, both IN MS
early days and rs President OF the Onit'i states
The han v.as crowded, ard after tHe lecture COM
u,crc. rhqrtcr rendered M ilttehcd reception
This vrcN H. vacation time ut the ins uiht:. ON
tpril the courses opcn arnin ana new classes
nrn formnd in The different lines OF NOrN All
evcning work however. sill DO uscOu Cinucd
througho;t all the departments.
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VI ESLEYAN.

Middletown' Conn, March % Cspee.an Tin ,,s,
oan scneaGle Tor Weseyans lean has been CON-.
Home ;games--April 6. uai,ors,i- 20. -
Williams: "&Gr pr f SS9oo # Technology; April a
e is Nay e GT9 FS;v G3Tn ms y IS %ncss *
Holy cross June nay May 81 Columbia; .une J.
unver 81 o@ oi 5S9Inss T. Rqses Apr i
Iniversity april II, Brown. {nrt, =, NeT,f o't
W May No: i'"i'yi May =. ro.y cross; MSy y.
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~CnEPI.iN

ooeri!n' o. March % t5peeiaD The Eis.er r,o.,.
hces G.l De open sor reelstr,,i,,, .r
term on odnesday. April ? '"s
Inc baseball schedule for tho year incrlo, bo,n.
s1nes with Cornell. University Of Wisconsin I,or,n
s"ana state College, Case AMI Woshiagton-Jeffer-
Tniver.i, 59ia's WIN be played with ohio State
bert a. cGSo5d"estefn. at Evanston and Hdci
ri a.. .krehbiel 's5. has won tho nrs, nr,xs q,
rs: r.. Lne pest essay on War Inconsistent With
~sHs snu spirit o. Christ and Hence Tn
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excellent WORK done by the clubs. About one hun
dred Johns Hopkins were present, occupS.ias
especially reserved for them. The patroneEss9
Mrs. David L. Bartlett. Mrs CALVIN ,; "a
wilson Mrs. Reuben Foster. Mrs. T.: X L. rouiu
Mrs JAnes Hooper Mrs Russell! <eso Mrs ,, Mes
L.. PurneI. Mrs John \. Tompk. ne. Mrs Jonn VI
carter Mrs csG Ely Mrs I lon ,;,o"9 Mrs
John r. King Mrs Henry Ondersiuys, Mrs Jonm
e. Philips Mrs. Charles G. Summers. Ms Henry
NOON.
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COII,NfRrAN

washington. March . (spocap.-Thc f-s: Joint
DEBATE between the Law school .Icti.. ,.crrc-
Town and Columbian took pace las AlonIey even
Ing al the Music Hall. The question undo" cOlsI-
GRAFTON was "Heroyed That bonds hc1ea Ger Issued
by the United States Government Shall be prize
principal and interest spcchcay in gold" Couai-
blan upheld the affirmative proposition but
judges decided adversely 10 e. thereby causing a
great deal OF hard feeling Both colleges he'd in
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uARrrnrn rln:oLoaIcNL sEMINArY-

Hartford. Conn. March - CSpocian The 'nirl
terms wo.E a. the Hartford Theological seminary
viii begin on Monday IN" present we-k has
been a yaca bon time being the break Ne ween The
second InI third terms on Monday 'k'nipg vii
occur tn, lnpaaurItJn 81 Alexander Ross Ne Ram
4 g. 10 me chair known as the Samuel Halves
p~o s,rship Of practical theO,Ogy and Christian
socioY.y. Professor Merriam has li,cd The chair
foi the last year two. bat has 10: yc' been for
nd.ly Haururafc4
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dpna.ioh meetings and Georgetown has resoi'ea
- carcel al debates for the future -. .oa,,
new College paper VIII be started next "eeN
All i, is Grf,oretacl hat II VIII he q Jam. bonn
:, co.rs@ u Slavcn!c language has pecE oe1""
hv profne7or Schocrfelj, eE-consul to lisa
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carving and wood-tu-ring. The two lectures uiuei
the general subject Of american Forestry, " a
h diyiied respectively into the subjects Of Broad,
Ieaved Trees and "Conferous Trees ana aims, a
The lectures were set 20 the dates March ~ "'~
March %.
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wise and Unnecessary" offered by the Peace "
sociation Of Friends in America n. G. Tracy, -.
Won first place u the sophomore oratoI.ca Comet
NSnday' night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

, " Coerr vce-presldent: W. H. Heignam' secte
t,r;, and treasurer, C. j. Davis, historian
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YANTINE'S.
q RARE ART EXHIBIT

Oriental rooms at Vantlne
they are one of the fashions of the
Japanese. Chinese, Persian, lu
one is prcttier than the other ana
for furnishing your own house.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-18
Mortgage Sale.

In pursuance of the powers vested in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany by a certain deed of mortgage ex- tecuted to it by W. R. Jones and wife. Gen. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company win expose for sale at public outcry for cash, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in Birmingham, Ala, on the 18th day of July, 1895. within the legal hours of sale, the following described tract or par eel of land, to-wit:
 of section 15, in township Is, south, and range west, situated in Jefferson county Alabama for the purpose of satisfying the debt secured by said mortgage.
 Dated this 3rd day of June, 1895. THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
 By J. E. Willoughby,
 It's Attorney in Fact.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-18
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage executed by Wes- ley C. Steward and wife, Mary E. Steward to the Lombard Investment Company, a sbody corporate, which mortgage is record ed in volume 1S7, page 3, of the records in the probate office of Jefferson county, Ala bama, which mortgage, together with the debt secured thereby, was on, to-wit, the 22nd day of November, 1889, sold. trans ferred and assigned by the Lombard In vestment Company to the "Plummer Farm School of Reform of Boys" a body cor- porate, the said "The Hummer Farm School of Reform of Boys" in it's capacity as transferee of said debt and mortgage, and under and by virtue of the power in it vested as transferee of said debt and power in it vested as the person entitled to the money secured by said mortgage will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the court house door of Jefferson county, Alabama, on Saturday, the 18th day of July. 1895, the property de- scribed in said mortgage to-wit:
 Lots eighteen, nineteen and twenty QS 19 and 20) in block one hundred and thirty four Q34), in the city of Birmingham in said county and state, and designated as above in the plan and survey of said city said lots being at the northwest corner of Avenue c and Nineteenth street, fronting 100 feet on Avenue c, and extending back 14o feet to an alley. The proceeds of sale to be applied towards payment of the debt secured by said mortgage:
 REFORM OF BOYS, Transferee and
 owner of debt and mortgage.
 By Smyer x Smyer, Attorneys.
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