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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Poughkeepse. June (Spec!aD.-The following or
hcers OF the Phildethean Society have been elected
for next year: President Louise Van AnIen. VI
ylce-prcsident Louise Booker. -; secretary ana
treasurer Priscilla B.aislin. ~ property mapage''
Sara Eartzel. 81
The senior cassbook. The Eassaron,' puDlished
by 49, appeared last week IT mas several new ana
attractive features especially In the way ot Nus
trations. II contains pictures Of al the hcaiS 81
departments IN the faculty. the Nassar Mlscei-
lauy" editors THE Nassarlon editors, ara seFera!
views Of tie buildings ana grounds. Inc D0ATr OK
editors is as follows. Chairman. Fanny Dph'h, ~
erary EDITORS Bertha Strsns. Anna M0n5ih anI
Elizabeth Tho9ne, art editors. Eigah fIser ana
Etheyn En- ~, business Managers Helen I~-i4e
and Gertrude WIfrchle;. .
Ninciy-nve's senior howl" celebrating the end OF
college work. took place on TUESDAY After roe
on the river IN the afternoon ard early evening,
the class had a banquet IN the senior corridor at
which class sOngs we're sung, toss drunk, anu
speeches and histories gwen 10y different members
Qui WE, the junior debating society, mas 'i''tri
the following officers Tor the nrst semester OF l'Al
wear: President, Adele LeuhrInann; vice-p1esldent
Ida T. Mexican: secretary and treasurer. Josephine
Fagan. The last debate 0. the year was hc.d on
FRIDAY afternoon. the question beng 'lscspiNc.
that ego'.srn and not altTu SIN. IS the most import
ant factor In the worlds progress. The spch"cis
In the affirmative Estcl!c McClCskcy. Jyl.A
Schwartz and Rose Palmer. ard on the negative
Bingcy Anderson. Mary Mcclure and Laura W IN
rirgtOr.
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HARTFORD SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY.

Hartford, Conn, June (Spc-laO What - prac-
tica!.y the las; week q regular "orK during this
years session o. the Hartford Schoo. OF sociology
is ended Tac course on Sanitary Science. by
Professor Edward X. Durham. O. Bellevue Hos
pital Medical College. closed this week. and that
is the las; OF the special courses that have been
going o.: since the opening OF tie school last iil!
i Jew sociological conferences. under DaVA :.
Green superintendent % the Charity Equalization
society Of Hartford. are Oh the schedule :or next
week
T'ne social settlement that - % be conducted
IT. the over part 0! the city by ;hree young mcn;
txo students from the scnool Of Sociology di4
one ron he Hartford Theological. seminary All
soon be ready for opening j, IS expected me rooms
:h,f have been reniei are beng cl"ane.. painter
and papered ana otherwise made comfortable and
WI
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PRATT INSTITUTE.

The most important incident OF the week was the
annual meeting OF the Pratt Institute Neghborship
A,.,ci,r,on held on Monday evening. The associa-
,,,, has bccn in existence little over year. ana
n,r, from the election OF officers. the matter or
d., ,nnortance was the report OF the president
containing an account OF the seasons work. Inc
,,o,,hc,s of the association realized for the frst
,,r,o how much had been accomplished. The work
"a rarri.l on by so many different members. ana Is
a. well systematized. that only the officers appre-
ca,e all that Ia being done. Among the enterprises
,cccssfully carried during the year arc the fo-
lowing: , -
The Art Students Fund Association This organ
,ot,on IS an outcome OF the Art Department. and Is
nportcd entirely by the students Its object Is the
constance OF deserving art students connected with
tho INSTITUTE by assistance Is meant the award OF an
honorable prize given as a reward OF merit
rho Sewing Classes OF the Domestic Art Ch2pter
Those classes have been in Greenpoint. and nave
heen attended by girs varying In from seven 10
nffe,n wears Each child pays two cents a week Tor
rho privilege OF belonging to the class The largest
number OF pupils enrolled at any one time has been
lOi. -,
Tho Klndergarten-A free kindergarten has oeen
carried on at Greenpont by the students or the XIII
dergarten chapter and thrtynve children nave been
help.d I'm this way. Great sacrifice on the part OF
the students Is involved In the support OF this work
Homo Llbrares.-The Library Chapter has estao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Clinton. y. Y. June speclaD.-Presiden, strykcr
made tho address at the commencement exercises
OF the Bartholomew School In Cincinnati on Thurs
day and Friday. Professor Thomas III. Norton
70 professor OF chemistry In the University Of Gin
cnnati gave n reception to the president. which was
largely attended by Hamilton alumni within "a
radius OF a hundred miles OF Cincinnati.
The Editorial Board Of "rhe Hamilton Literary
Monthly" for the next year VIII DO as follows:
Edltor-ln-chicf Arthur T. Warner 49, business
manager William Hcwett. 90. literary editors. Seth
y Thomas o. ana Frederick r. Burke 81; ex-
change editors, l.. X. II. Laird. 81. and Henry *
White 81: local editors. d. O. George ~ ana WIN
throp *. Hopkins. '9s.
The faculty have appointed the following men TO
compete for the Mckinney prizes In defamation:
Juniors, Edward l.. Babcock. charles W. Rice.
Charles A Green Arthur r. Warner: sophomore.
George Anderson. Alfred r. Ehman. Irving - VIII
Jams Joshua A. Sweet. The contest VIII take place
on The Monday evening OF commencement week I'M
der the direction of the Epson professor OF rhetoric
and ora;ory. - .. .o n x.ooo,,o, y,
The Delta Epsilon Fraternity gave a reception nj
their society house on Friday evening
Tho fortn!Ghuy faculty reception ~3s gwen on
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MESLEYAN.

Nifdletovn. Conn. June (SpeciaD.-a new cluo
vas formed short time ago among the members
OF the faculty. but its existence has not oilciaily
been made known until the present time X con-
ssts % those professors and instructors Who are
infororicI chiefly in the departments Of literature
and language. history. philosophy AMI soriolosy'
lis object Is the discussion ~ TOPICS OF interest III
hose various Departments Tho officers axe. Presi-
don't Pr .ss1r Winchester; ccpresident. Profess
s.~ Merrill. secretary treasurer. NJ. Nicholson
An apfroIr.at on % ga has been maze ior me
rur.has. OF books in IN" philosophy cal Department.
a 80 an annual appropriation 4 50 for tn" be-
gaming %, 10 psychological laboratory. mas cnhpeI
ito dcfarfrnsilf 90 e." more OF me n"'cs-
s,.. Instruments Congress haf increase. us ap-
propr!afiln f0r investigation. under Proc sor A.
n.i., ut0n the food and nutrition Of man from
la te-forfo % the appeal for $50 FOR immcli-
The books o. the library OF ne late professor
prcailrc have been ehelycl. This addition con-
sisf, OF ,shs bound volumes ana - unbound.
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boston UNIVERSITY.

Boston. June ! ls.cc.ao Tho coming week "
commencement. wcc,, AZ Boston Inv'rsi'j. 90
Monday afternoon fhe college class lay 'N'fci-'-
VIII - he'll ln sleeper Ia. aie J. 90 the speaker
chosen az, J. J. M-iL orator Ernest a. MAY
nafd prc.ce'i,'. Walter ~ m. m'fs'''' ~
s,r, CON. Bryant. i0.i. ana Mss E.i' - II 10.
ION ,-.oao, M.n..e a.rrlns 'h~ Gems reception
VIII he lcll IN Sleeper Had TUESDAY afternoon
President warren VII deliver ih' tnoc'l'nf'h'r 'r'
,,o, 'rse.fa, ,a.aH clnvocafo1 DAY. or. 90 iN,
t,,,t .. ,.'ifl. D.. I.v. flfr annual rr''liss Nnl
..fi.~. i, ID. afternoon arl evening ~. 800
,,,.,.,t,on, ,,~....,. wlI he t'i in Ntsir hn. oH
e.. t....l,v Tho .l.ih.f4 are. Liberal Ar'" .h
80 81 Do,..t,sry ana N|.s f.4rr W warren Law
scls.' james i creed ans Daniel 90 TAG '.' +
~ .,,,I.,i sen. D. Charles IT, r4 lrri'' nt D
6;e re-. II G.yer. The Medical sc'oo! Wa "o' "'
represented
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The ~ luck which has been with the lacrosse team
tho entire season. that Of having regular players
cripplel lust before important games was Win the
team In the Ichlgh game of last Satut''y' "h'h
st.vcns was defeated 6-l. MaXrci. whitman ana
urncLrer were on the sick list. and II was neccs-
sarv TO substitute men from the second team In
the Crescent game at Bergen Point captain Coroe't
was Obliged to play almost the entire second team
and as a result Stevens was easily defeated 10y "a
score OF Al All the players VINO nave p'aye' !"
one or both o. the championship games VII. SIT for
tn ,,,, nicture tomorrow afternoon. Tho election
for next years captain VIII follow. The sophomore
team defeated the freshmen IN the annual lacrosse
game played last Wednesday by score u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Tho q; "Vioct' WAS published last week II Is
the same size rs .ast year. bound in shades OF
vio.ct CLOTH decorated with m" university seal.
which = paced in a bow Of ribbons. AMI With 90
Violet" riampel IN gold. 1t has Tor frontls7iece Il
ihrcc-co.or gcniinc photograph taken from an oil
painting % Chancellor Nac'racken. TO whom the
book II Dedicated The editorial board Is made up
a. follows Chester r. Whitney. cditor-n-chef;
Claude e. Smith. business manager: Walter j.
Grcaccn. Fred. Il. Kafka. Frederick skene. William
Scggie. jr.. and Charles q. Wheeler.
The order OF tho commencement week exercises
has bc,n announced as follows.
Sunday evening" June 2-Raccalaurcatc sermon AZ
the University Place Church. University Place AMI
Tcnth-st. By the Rev pr Henry van Dyke whose
subject will be ships and Havens'
Monday evening June 3-AnLull reunion AMI din
ncr OF the Delta Chapter OF Psi Ipsi.on. at No 80
West Thrty-frst-st.
Tuesday afternoon June 4-Class-day exercises at
University Heights in the gymnasium beginning at
3 O'Clock.
"Wednesday evening June 5-Reccp,on and dance
OF the senior class al the gymnasium. University
Heights
THURSDAY afternoon. June G-Commcnccment cxer-
ciscs at the gymnasium. beginning At o'clock
Saturday afternoon. June S-Aumni reunion at
Work Is to be begun At once on the plans for tho
now library building. the cost OF which has been
guaranteed by an unknown friend OF the University
The provisional plans submitted by Messrs Mci\lm
Mrad & White. ii was estimated. would require AZ
lras, s0 90 10 build and IL la expected that the
building when finished will cost somewhat more
than that ,,,,
The annual catalogue OF the University published
last week shove marked growth ana expansion III
ali ia departments The faculty now numbers ~
as against l02 last year II ~ stated mat hereafter
mo- student Will be admitted to the entrance exam
nations without "A certificate or preparation from
n" i,st Instructor The amount Of elective work in
The MINER c,as.es u much Increased and In two Of
the groups eight hours week OF electives are or
fereI the sophomorcs. The work OF the Graduate
Seminary Is increased requiring three courses In,
stead Of two for the masters degree ana SIX instead
OF nv. courses preparation Tor the thesis ana
mai or,l examination for ~" DOCTORS degree
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HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Hartford Conn, June (Spec!aD-The students
at the Hartford Theological Seminary are now
thinking OF the very few days left IN their school
year. and looking forward 10 the vacation that
has nearly arrived. Classroom work ends with
this week and the examinations and commence
meat exercises VIII I'll uo a large part OF next
week. The programme 0. exercises OF the sixty
FIRST anniversary Of the seminary has been printed
Monday and Tuesday OF week VIII be given up
20 written examinations for all classes. On Wednes-
day the anniversary exercises proper vii begin
In the morning there will be public oral examna-
tons for all classes in the following subjects
Senior class Church Of the Nineteenth Century,
by Professor Williston Walker and DosInatic
Theology. by Professor Charles Marsh Mead; mid
Gle class, Introduction 20 Old Testament. By Pro-
fessor Lewis Bayles Patton; junior class, Life OF
Christ and Apostolic History. by Professor Ed
win Knox Mitchell. Wednesday is put down on
the programme Alumni Day. At y o'clock there
will be a prayer-meetng in the chapel AT 23J
the annual meeting of the Alumni Association will
be held in the chapel. and the subject for discus
sion Will be. How 70 Keep Alive Educated Cor
grega;.onal Ministry The discussion is 10 be opened
by me Rev Or. Lyman Whiting. ~. and continued
by the Rev r. T. Rouse IS. The classes Of 20. 10
80. 50 and 20 70 hold reunions In the even
Ing at o'clock there is 10 be an address by INC
Rev William Z. Barton. OF the Shawrnut Congrc-
gational Church. Boston. Thursday is called An
niyersaTy Day. ana the various meetings and cx-
crcses Will continue all day. Al noon the ami,
the Case Memorial Library Building. The annual
meeting OF the Pastoral Union Will occur at
Will be held at o'clock In the evening. The fol-
lowing members OF the graduating class Will speak:
Miss Addie Iraogen Locke. and Herman Frank
swartz. DR. Chester d. Hariranft, president o. the
seminary, will make the address 10 gradual
ing class. and the president OF the Board OF Trus-
tees will give the diplomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. June (Spec.aD.-The members
o. the Shakespeare Society have Issued invitations
for their annual dramatic entertainment to be given
on the campus. near Longfrilow's Pond next Non
d,v afternoon THE Winters Tale" Will be per
formed.
on Monday evening the Beethoven Society Of the
college Will give concert In the chapel. Harvard
was largely represented at the concert given hy
the Wellesley Gee AMI Banjo clubs last Monday
evening.
The Legenia" for 1876 has just been issued
This year The publication has parody on The var-
ous courses Of study offered at Wellesley. as set
forth IN the college calendar
P,shop John H. Vlaccn, VIII preach the bacca-
laureate sermon :or the graduating class.
Nil Elizabeth II Demo. pro- .ss ~ the -.
tory q art IN Wellesley 'J..cfr sA-- from ~" =
York to-day on the steamer Ems Win pA,y %
Wellesley GRADUATES. iIr thrrc months uit".
a,rnaa The irip wi. g. Jude f0ur week ~ LAZY
W. In swl'zerani. three in France. and Jour ID
i.n ,llul ., ... o.,
l.ge re Hets flr the Float exercise. % be hc. d
~ he evening ~ June j. "N' b. s',i al l' si''
etrh AMI nl s'ulsn' vil. le a.oNr+ % i.'cNAs'
m. rc tnau t~ ..tc fcke's !, s pea '4l' - a.
the discomfort = too afse an at al'i'e %" '.'
-,
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Hotel Chatham,
Paris. -

l!shed a number OF home libraries thxougbout tho
city These libraries penetrate into the regions not
reached by Libraries in general, and find wide cir
&c OF readers
All OF the remaining clubs. wei. as some OF the
preceding ones carried on a, The Astral. In
Greenpoint;
The AlcO;t Club.-rhs club has fifteen members.
AL Of them girls sixteen years old The study
Miss Acotts books and OF her life Is undertaken
The sunshine Club-This is for children from nve
10 ten years Cd The leader Simply reads 10 them
from books suited their years. and little review
or talk IA given OF the stoK read al the previous
meeting .u
Inrll Clubs.-These clubs sock 10 induce the chill
dren 10 save some Of their pennies. the stamp sy~
OF saving IL used. ..
Athletics-An athletic club for boys and another
for girls has been formed. The enthusiasm OF the
children is very great. and much has already been
accomplished In directing their OVERLOOKING energy
into helpful and legitimate chanpels 49,,
Medical Aid A physician Il AZ Inc Astrai xs on
"Wednesday and may be consulted free OF charge be.
sides this some OF the hospitals have co-operated
with the association. and have on OCCASIONS tuT'
nished the services OF a trained nurse ,, 49,.
This is OF the work toat the association mas
done and still more comprehensive plans are pro-
posed for the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Schenectady. y. Y. June (SpcciaD.-tnon met
the University OF California IN athletic contest at
Albany laat Thursday, and though she met defeat.
Il Has gallant struggle throughout In the four
teen contests. Union captured five irsts and seven
seconds giving her OF 70. while IN, CALI
fornians with a record OF nine hrsis AMI seven
seconds made score OF CT. AZ was expected
Union Was superior IN the runs. while the Western
ers exccl!el In the field.
In game with the Kidseneld Athlete team. OF
Albany. on Decoration Day. Quinlan. Unions crack
catcher. dslocated HIS right shoulder while sliding
10 home-pate. This viii disable him for the
season. and Will be heavy loss. especially as
II came on the eve o: the Union Williams game
Jcndrlchson. OF the Law school. replaced QuInlan
Some OF the faculty and Schenectady ladies' are
work upon centennial souvenir newspaper,
which Will be published just previous 20 commence
rncnt week. The paper VIII be replcic with in
torestng data concerning the college. and VIII be
fully illustrated with views u the college grounds
and buildings. many OF which have never been
uuLlshcl b. fore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
JOINS HOPKINS

Baltimore. June (Specian The new Mccoy Han
is the arscat Of all the Johns Hopkins University
buiiIrss but tho auditorium Sc not large enough T.
hole the crowd expected AZ the annual commence
men, exercise on June ~ Ac'crIms.y' Ne N"'-
toes have engaged the Academy % Music The
veal. non, closing las been the most successful IN
the universities history The number OF students
who hav. onere! themselves Tor "a" cegi"e % doc
tor Of philosophy is The largest ever turned out
by She university while the unlcrgfadulic class Is
Comparatively small .
NcNt year several changes VIII be maze I'D th'
university curriculum. The unacr-gfainai" coui-'.
which mas heretofore been thr"" year course. mas
been lergihenc! 20 four. and students "i.l 10" he
allowed to enter candidates FOR mAtr!'uni'u atl
sDeud the fresnmln year uu! Ter DNlt'rriS tuition
4, the end OF the freshman year the student VII
be aliowcl upon any o; Tie several courses
now afforded.
The tennis championship Of the university has
been won ny Waiter :. DAVIS OF Minneapolis. II
SUDDEN, In the medical school.
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RUTGERS.

New brunswick. y. j. June ! (SpcciaD-The
senior class has elected the following officers for the
next three years: President. Harry S. Hampton
secretary and treasurer. Schuyler s. Clark
The Senior Assembly has been nxed this year Tor
Monday evening OF commencement, week after the
Junior exhibition.
tennial Of the New-Jerscy Historical! Society al
Newark last week by President Scott. DIS steven
con, Hart and Van Dyck and Messrs Meeker. No.
and Ettnge N. 1870 .
The freshman and sophomore classes have pu m
chased gigs and now rowing oaiiy on
the Rarlian A race with two crews Of the New
Brunswick Boat Club will take place before conf
msncement - - .
The senior class realized about 500 by the per,
Torrance Of 1.-The Scarlet Seal ana tho money w.
Chapel.
Clifford b. Case. Of the sophomore class. has re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. June (SpcciaD The seniors nm
ished their course on Monday and on Wednesday
learned the results OF their four years OF STUDY
There are Atty graduates and all are In good
standing. Four OF the class won honorary oraions
at commencement. They : r. Brasefcll. OF
South Easton 20 whom is assigned the mathcnlau-
cal Grafton; L. B. Huey os Rimersburg, Clarion
County. Penn, valedctory; A. J. Underwood OF
jamestown. " Y. scientific grafton and +. l..
Whatenacht Of Brigrsve. Penn. Latin saluta-
tory. Speeches were assigned twenty others.
The class marched the LehiCn valley station
at Il a. m on Wednesday. and siaTtc. for Boston.
where the class supper was held Thursday night.
The class escorted 10 the station by the entire
body o. lower classmen. headed by The college
band.
Three times this s1ring has the college baseball
nine attempted 10 defeat LchiSh and each time
proved failure. This is all the more remarkable
sganst ;he other clubs .han Aehigh has.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

The result OF the annual field day games was
victory for the sophomores
". II. Jennings. 'e5 broke the record for throwing
thr lacrosse ball. his throw being 3D feet the
points Won by each class are as follows: seniors
l.. mn.or' .. s)phomovcs &c. freshmen. ~
The cremation of calcG.us this year VII! pc Hee-
pariure from that ~ the last fen years II mas a. ,
way. been customary - nav" n parade fol!owei
iv the crcnia lion on the campus. Tbs year IL w."
be- ~ form OF rla ny Judge ana JURY ana WI.
D.. hcii In ouarictie cub Hal. June II william
h. ErD.-a. -. hte composed The piece. The retrp-
usually gwen by President Morton ~ his home dur
INK comineuccmcrt Week. viii be held on thnt even
INK after no cremation. .,
RI. exhibition given hy thu Photographic Society
on Mly g was successful. Abou, 40 PERSONS
AMI .oal, 81 The II lcs were contributed ~ the
faculty.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover ~ H.. June (SpeciaD-On June &C.
ours the second annual meet OF the New-Ensi'ha
Interscholastic Athletic Association, on Aiuh'"
Oval. under the auspices Of the d. A. A. Inc ASSOC
citation has offered a complete set OF so'd' s'''er
and bronze medals for the winners OF "a'h con
Zoe. ard \ Championship pennant will be presented
n tho nttlng-school scoring the greatest number
OF points. 49, ,,hr,,o y II
-, II r. ,,.morf al address before the g. \. X.
Pos. on pecora'ion Day. About one hundred ana
INV students assembled on the campus az ~ p. III
~ th,i d.y and escorted the speaker TO O. A T.
Hall where the address vas given. -
T. p Dot 'g5 the halfback. will be Instructor
~ nhys,-al culture at Norwich Academy, Norwicn,
Conn. next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Chicago June 1s3sciaD Tho baseball game be
tween ~. university and Ann Arbor was playe'
last Saturday. and resulted IN score OF u 10 !
In favor Of CHICAGO. Sexton. MchiganS star
pitcher vas knocked out r. the third in"ins ana
after that tho Chlcagos had the game ak their own
wav. Clark. Jones and Nichols doing especially mo
work About 1000 people witnessed the game IN
tie evening Dr. Harper entertained the club az M"
home. , ..-r,,.
on Monday ISSUED The nrst number OF Inc
Maroon" Di-wccky sheet ,,
on Wednesday evening tho Graduit" iup h''n
its arst banquet at the W;rdcTmcre Hotel fresl-
dent " x. Harper presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
COLGATE UNIVERSITY.

Hamilton, y. Y. June CSpeciaD- Arrangements
ore being made for an inter-fraiernity tennis
tournament on the college courts during COM
nncemeo< week A. C. Rowe. go and II. d.
Norreil '9s. are strong candidates for the cham
pionship In the singles. l.. y. lyon. 81 ana H. Is.
Morrell '3s will probably win In the doubles
The faculty has announced as the Kinssford
prize speakers: Juniors-A. L. Abercromhe /. w.
nlrcham. w Il. Brown and f. C. Lovett; sophie
arnsU ID Gray T. r. Hyde, E. y Lyon and
W 81 Wiley; ireshmen-A. L. Hall. +. c. Hicks.
T. NJ Randolph and F. w Tom.iinsnon ,vo .,sc,oo
~. Following officers for next year: Manager. u.