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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

Baltimore. March IT, Special Professor HaIp,
has already received Assurances OF subscriptions 20
'ao fIud f.r 'hc r,bb.nc library proposed 'or the
semitic Department. There seems ii,',c doubt now.
from ia~ ourol-,setn.rt already given tho project.
that l. v'li not fl short OF r'i2 uv what - hoped
1r .. Nl,h a. possibility tnat a. lecture course IN
f,bni..r literature mar t. pr,v,l.i from the
further sits of I4bue--plri,"i ,!tlzcus.
Tao annual lr !3pr exhibition az tie Athlete Asso-
cation l- announced to take place ou saturday
evening March -; M ttr university gymnasium.
Professor VI r. learned. assoc.at" professor %
German. has received a letter from me trustees Of
the University ~ PENS lyana offering him the
chrir ~ German ltncuaEe AMI literature az that
Institution Professor Learned VIII accept the on'r.
AMI viii tae, up DIS duties inorc next september.
ire university has more stuuoutS TINS year than
ever before IN its hsto:y. IRE annual = Sl.;'l
shows that 5st students enrolled. a. con- pared
with o.. Last ana .nl the year before Ih' IN
crease ls mo- marked IN me graduate department,
II. Medical school has "ngoI't ~. an Increase or
a. over ll-' year. although number OF courses A.
me hospital do not hcSin uutl next month TIE
unI.rgfiluutc work has 10 students IL Is believed
that the enrolment Will be- nearly CO. before the
academic year closes.
mo Ars oratorca contest that has taken place
iay in Levcring Hall. The prize wls awarded TO
g. Watkins. = friend OF the university some
time AK, offered priz" OF 50 annually FOR three
,r,rs - tha, rnatrirulated undergraduate student
who ehoui In each year excel under certain pre-
rho Graduate students Association at its last
meeting elected tho following officers for the ensuing
wear Honorary president Professor Maurice
,'rcsiicnt = " henderson. secretary. c. c.
Schcnck; treasurer. J. \. G. Chandler.
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UNION.

Schenectady. ~ y. March rs (SpeciaD.-The senior
class has made elaborate arrangements for class
banquet which will take place in this city the
evening OF March 81 Fred NJ Eames will be class
POSTMASTER Those who Will respond TO toasts are:
William Allen. Miles Ayrault. T. +. Bayles, W. G
Brown. p. O. Burgn. G. w. Cranneil. /. Hardy, H.
Pemberton. ID H. NJ. Pollock. r. H. Potter
tThe reorganization OF the Musical Association has
been perfected with w. G. Brown, ex-cap;an Of the
football team. manager. Next Friday evening
the musical clubs will make their first appearance in
this city.
The annual midwinter meet occurred last Friday
evening. and was the acknowledged athletic contest
OF the year Sixteen men were entered for each
contest. four from each class and the percentage
system Of marking. arranged by DR.. c. p. Linhart
used.
Following is the seasons baseball schedule
ranged by Manager Allen on the campus-April u.
Schenectady league: %. Trinity: q, New-Ynrk Uni
versty. May l. c. L. l.: kdg field; IA Mid1leoury;
Is. Rutgers 20. Hamilton: g. Jaspers o, Maahattaa
30. open date; June a. University OF Vermont. Away
Apri. g. Columbia: 4 Fordham: 5 Jaspers o. Minhit-
tan: 6. Princeton u, Gloversvil,e Nav T. Rdsefs'd
1T Albany G. Yves cyan: Trinity; IL. West Point a.
G. L. l.; %. Hamilton at Utica: June J. Williams at
Albany.
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

In December last the board OF The Normal CO.
lepe Echo" offered three prizes one for the beH
story 10 be written by a student OK the college;
one for the best poem and one for the best article
The object OF the prizes to encourage the young
women OF the college in literary endeavor and to
stimulate them 10 further work along literary lines.
All competitors obliged to hand their efforts Ia
by January Il. The award has just been made. and
resulted as follows: For the best story. Miss Lucy
Wood of d third for the best poem. Miss Amelia
Burr Of G second for the bes; article Mss Eva J.
Drummer. of \ NTH.
Miss Harriet 5. jerks gave three lessons In song,
and games in the Cals:henaeum on Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. The money which has been
raised from these lessons after expenses have been
deducted. will be used for the support OF the
Aumnae Kindergarten.
At the meeting OF the Alpha Beta Gamma Society
on next Friday afternoon there will be talk oy
Professor Dundee upon Jonathan Swift. Also
synopsis of his travels by members The debate for
the afternoon will be. Resolved. That the mover
has influence for good than any other unn'
spred book" Affirmative. Miss Kaiiske; negative
Miss More
on March % the Alumnae Association VIII give
a dramatic entertainment. both afternoon ana even
ing. the Alumnae House No 40 East seventy
second-st. The entertainment will be given Tor ms
benefit OF the kindergarten. .
On account of the burning out Of the printer, tns
alumnae paper has been delayed In its appearance
but will probably come out next week
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VASSATs

Poughkcepsie y. Y. March i6 (Sp.rap.-The
names OF the honor students OF the graduating
class were made known Monday They are as FOL
lows: Grace A. Beard. Bessie r. Boyd. Margaret y.
Brendlinger Laura \. Browneli May II. Childs.
Hasseltine X Fletcher. Harriet + Holmes, Willie
c. Johnson Anna a Monsch. Katharine C. Kelley,
Flora NJ. Taylor, Elizabeth tpdegfan ana Fanny
r York or these the commencement speakers
chosen are the Misses Beard. Boyd. Erown"N,
Monsch. Kelley and IpdeTran.
At the last meeting Of the students Association
three editors OF The Nassar Miscellany were az
pointed from the incoming junior class TO MI the
vacancies left by the departing seniors. The now
editors First literary editor. Grace VI. Gala
her; second literary editor. Florence HOtchkiss
second business manager. Anna tNchey Blanche
y. Jones, OF the class o: 90 was appointed editor
Of the Personals department.
Professor II. B. Adams, of Michigan University,
lectured at the college las: Friday evening on
Some of the Secondary Results OF Industrial Ar
btration.
The third hall play was given Saturday evening.
March 2 The play was " :. Ghbcrts comedy,
Engaged" and the principal parts were taken by
Marie NJ. Champney. 90: Laura Brownell, %; J..
Frank Collins '9e; Edna Howell, %, and Jessie
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Emlra. y. Y, March 16 (SpeciaD.-Nriss Blauvelt,
professor ~ Crock has recently taken charge Of
the Browning club. She uses copy Of Brown
ing. but recites from memory poem after poem,
pausing only for necessary explanations.
Miss Clark. Latin professor. gave classical
symposium to members OF her classes a few days
ago. Each young woman appeared in classical cos
tune. representing some character Of whom she
had studied.
Kappa SlgmaS regular meeting held on Fri
day evening \ study Of Raphael occupied the
nrst part OF m" programme which closed with
original play entitled AN Even Exchange"
In Or. Green's absence, Dr. Cowles delivers the
Bible lectures on Friday mornings.
The apparatus for basket ball has been put M
In the gymnasium, 50 that practice may begin at
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OBERL.IN

Oberlin Ohio. March 10 (Specla'.-The elections
for Senior Glass Day were held last Monday. 5. u.
Calender was chosen for the free Grafton Mr. T. G..
Partridge history; Miss Anna T.. FISH prophecy;
Miss j. Patton, essay Mr.. J. A Hawley. spade ora
ton: Miss Rose Letter, ivy ole; new feature Will
be the so-called spoon Ceremony in charge Of
c. \. Brand
The Cadmean-Acme Union Annual on Tuesday
night. March a. resulted in a victory for Acme So
ciety. the Grafton ana debate being AWARDED 10
them and the essay TO Cadmcan. Acmes represen-
tatives were follows. Essay. G. ". Hales. ora
ton, H. SenenS: debate. l.. \. Kobe and A. Il.
Atwood Cadmean was represented by Charles y.
March. essay.st; c. y. Wheeler orator; y. H. Fie-
back ana 6. ). Baird. deDaters The subject de-
bated was. That foreign immigration 10 the United
States be prohibited for the next ten Ycars'
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crvEpAr. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

y ,r Huntington. Of Berkeley Divinity School
,,tt,,,a,oyn conn addressed tho members OF the
Missionary Society or. Thursday evening On srao'
nation. In June. Mr. Huntington viii be sen' y
China by the Church students Missionary Ass''
citation. lie vas az one time student a, the SEM
mary. G,
Thu. Rev Robert s Fairbairn. warden OF :.
steoiten's College will deliver his third spec'~'
-. o., tho subject The Unity OF the Faith as
,reucocod bv Speculative Philosophy and loslGai
0aduction" on Tuesday The special 'opiG LoI u,i
sion IS Roman Doctrine NSs''' -
lam" A., -.,,sa,,s ~ ths Devotiona Al
Society on Friday evening
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YALE.

CANDID ATS TOR THE BAIL NlNE-JUNIoR
SPEAKERS AND THEIR SUBJECTS.
New-Haven March IS (SpeciaD.-lt is stated that
u 900 have been subscribed by active members OF
Relta Kappa Epsilon Junior Society for the new
society building. and alumni Of the society S-,o'
more a feature Of the structure VIII be provision
for the society alumni during commencement WIN
and other reunions.
The candidates for the baseball team are playing
as follows: First base. Stephenson. Reed. FisHe.
Oumby Speer Keator; second base. Colgate, OH
Yer. Quimby. Hazen. Root and Sloan; pitchers'
Trudeau Smith. Thompson. Gunther' chamberlain
Feeter Simmons: catchers. Twombly wilcox. Bass
Carter did not pitch but is combining himself TO
coaching The pitchers had one trial and the
catchers two.
The following men have had the training
table: Armstrong. 95 S. Cross S6; Dater. 80 3;
Treadway. SO: Miller. 81; Simpson. 81 s.; Coonley'
'gs; Iolcomb '95 S: Beard. IS; Wheelwright ";
Langford ~ S Judd. 81 Longacre So. The aver
age weight Of the crew is l7S pounds. The fact
that these men been sent 10 the training table
would seem to indicate that they will compose the
crew at the great Yale-Harvard race.
Charles J. Evertt. tr. Of New-York. has made
measurements for the ingenious device invented by
Captain Armstrong to pump water out of the Yale
shell while II is in motion. The pump Is situated
under the cOXswains seat and consists OF a cham-
Der inches in diameter and foot .ong, A pis-
ton In the chamber is connected TO roo aoou,
on the rod with his foot can cause ne pump TO
work Ii estimated that six gallons OF water can
be pumped out the shell in minute without in
terfcring with the speed OF the poat but II multi
plies the duties of the CoNswain.
The National Tennis Assoca lion has arranged
three dates for New Haven: Yale lnterscholasto
meet May 4: New-England Tennis Association
meet. May Is; Intercollegiate tennis championship
tournament. october |.
The following announcement OF the junior speak
and their subjects has been made; q. ;. Buck.
l. H. Porter A. 2. Stokes, G. b. Coleman and p.
Halves, Revocation OF the Edict of Nantes; P G.
Peck. oliver Wendell Holmes; F. F; Bennett;
States senate; H. Twombly, 'Oratory of the Revo-
Ysles representatives. for the, Yale-Princston
debate May ] will he selected from the Yale
Union and the Yale Kent Club OF the Law School.
Preliminary debates will soon be ned in each or
ganzation and each Will undoubtedly put forth
the strongest debaters II possesses. -Four men
have been entered from the Yale, Kent Club,
Messrs. Pedie and Thomas 80. and Bierkan and
McVey 'S6-and when the Yale Unions cntries
are complete. preliminary debate will be held,
probably to assign the work and make the final
Preparations for the months training between now
and May |.
4 new course OF bookkeeping and accounts has
been introduced into the Vale Law School, and
Francis w. Shiitto has been chosen an Instructor.
The University Glee Cub Will give concert in
Brooklyn Friday, April ~. a; the Germania
club. Arrangements have been made to hold a
ball in the same hall Immediately after the con-
cert.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass, March 16 (SpeciaD.-Miss Frances
Graham Hoyt was chosen president Of the freshman
class at a meeting held on Tuesday evening
Mrs S. s. Capron, Of India. formerly OF Mr..
Moody's Bible school in Chicago. gave Bible read
ing at the college Thursday evening in place Of the
usual prayer services.
Miss Kate Morgan Ward. Wellesley. 80, has re-
ceved one of the two foreign fellowshps offered by
the Woman's Education Association of Boston.
The Amherst Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs gave
The March number of The Wellesley Magazine,
Just issued. contains leading article by Dr. Helen
l.. Webster on university Education for Women in
Germany" and an article Of particular interest TO
former Wellesley students In regard TO "Alumnae
Representation the Board Of Trustees OF Welles-
ley College" contributed by Miss Ellen l.. Burrell,
of the class OF so.
At an open meeting of the Agora Society. held last
Saturday evening in the gymnasium. representa-
ton OF city common council was given.
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LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.

South Bethlehem. Penn. March IS tSpeciaN.Al
the arrangements have been made for the debate
between Lafayette and Lehigh. The debate will
take place in Easton. May a. at the Opera House.
Lafayette has the choice Of subjec. and Lehgh has
the choice OF the negative affirmative side. The
coming debate has aroused a great deal Of interest
In the Agora Society, the debating club OF the
university. The membership OF this clue has been
doubled since the debate with Lafayette has be-
come an assured fact.
The elections for Class. Day officers for the senior
class have been held. James Fl. Budd OF Middle
town. Del was elected POSTMASTER; John J. Glib
son. Of York Penn. poet; William 5. Murray, Of
Anna polls Md, presents ton orator; John H. Best.
of Mechanicsburg. Penn. prophet: John +. Shero,
OF Fredonia y. Y. ivy orator; William Renecke.
tr., of Louisville. Ky. tablet orator Bishop Kin
loch Nelson. of Georgia, VIII preach the bacca-
laureate sermon.
Next week The electrical laboratory Of the uni
versty will receive new apparatus for alternate
current work
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BROWN

Providence. r. ! March - ,SpeciaD The warm
weather Of the last week has LEFT Lincoln Field in
fairly good condition. and the Varsity ball nine
have taken advantage % their first opportunity 20
use thc diamond and TO snow what Sort or material
Coach Terncy's now system OF training has dev"l-
opei. Julglng from the outdoor practice thus far.
Lander Will De- able nm Captain Steercs position
o. shortstOp I'm q creltable manner. while Dunn"
Promises 20 succeed Teuney in HE position behind
the hat although ne will be hard pushed by Lang
and Greene. The nine VIII remain IN Providence
during the spring vacation and training rules viii
p, strictly enforced Following is the complete
scho lIe OK games IS announced by Manager Pack
ara: April - Audovcr. a. Providence AprN I. Mat
ray I'M a, Providence. April 8 Boston rnlv'r-l',.
AZ Providence. April n. New-York League. ~ Ne0-
YORK. April i- University ~ Pennsylvania. AZ Phl.-
alelphia. April l, Wesleyan Al Providence. Apr
ls Holy GROSS 80 WoIDtr.e~. Aprl 3D. Prov.l "no"
I.earuc. q, Providence. Ap.A g. Providence League.
=, Adelaide Park. April a. dartmouth. ~ Prov
d,nc,, oAITl - D4I,m,4iutn a. n'', , ~
vcrs.ty. Of Pcnneylvania. a. Fhileaeirhia. Ma5
n. Providence. May Colgate at Prov
ialay etc. a. Prov !ene~ May . %@sicyan ~ NJ D.
dle,owE. NM r. fmher.t a. Amh'rfi Nay u
deucc. MAY ~. Auloyer az Andover; May - ENc-
'ar. o. rrovlGenc.. Mas. .. Holy Sros-. 80 Prov.
GEORGETOWN. al Providence May 21, Yale. AZ Prov
Lclr-. June l. University oi Ptuh@ylF1n.h o. Prov
teu.r. Junc %. iarvarl a. C9mnT.dFr; jug" ~ NJ
yci,.ty 90 vermont a. ProrIderc". Jun" b. l-~HlEn.
At Providence. June j.. cornell a l'h'-a. Itrc N
Ainncr.: AZ Amherst June 49, brown tn.scrs.y
Prlf,-,or En whitney blake. Hazard rrorr.-os
OF PHYSICS, has offered h. rcsiraa-5n . h" INT
versus to tll. oGe.. AZ tae end Of thls academic
Brown l.r t.c last twenty I've ears tri f'ilt's
now or n.r,ln, u DE lines, u Mrs Bahe
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BROOKLYN pcLyrEcHNIc INSTITUTE

The musical extravaganza cupid and Psyche. y
given by the students In the Academy OF Music
the evenings Of March :. and before large and
appreciative audiences. The play was "A success In
every way, surprising the brilliant perform
ance OF last years "TheosophIst" 4 picked orches-
ira. led by Professor Mollcnhauer. furnished the
music. Some OF the songs were catchy"
The postgraduates In engineering are at work
upon plans for the construction OF an Iron roof e'-
tmatng the strains strength OF materials etc. Pro
fessor Plympton, with his c.ass in mneralogy. WIS.,
tied the Museum OF Natura! History In order TO
study the collection OF minerals there. At the re-
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RUTGERS.

New Brunswick y. j.. March l6 Especial Miss
Lucy NJ. Salmon, professor OF history in Nassar
College. lectured this morning 'Profitsharing In
Personal Service" IN the college fine arts building
correspondence chess match. to consist Of two
games has been arranged with Lafayette. The
Rutgers players will be Wilson. 80. Morrison. 30
carpenter, 81. and Kempf 9S.
The Electrical Club recognized Tuesday
with the following officers: President. Hampton,
80: vice president. Howell. 49, secretary. TrempeT,
90; treasurer. Wyckoff. 80: historian. Reed. sc.
chief electrician. Ellis, 49, assistants. Lesion. %:
Mareli. &c. The clubs picture will be inserted in
1.-THE Scarlet Letter"
The Rutgers Glee Club sang in New-York city
on Friday evening
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HAN ERFORD.

ITavcrfori. Penn. March q (SpeciaD.-CongreS'-
man Harrer. ~ ONO. lectured 10 the college last
Wednesday evening tho subject Of "Currency."
ON Friday evening Charles J. Bonlparte. Of Balti-
moro. delivered his lecture on "Civil Service Re-
form" before the college.
The annual election ~ tho "ditor-in-chcf Of The
Hsverfordlan' was held last night and resulted in
inc choice Of Lister 90 \ contest will soon take
pace to Oh the vacancies on the STAFF by the grad
uaton Of %
A member 81 tho alumni has offered gold medal
az prize in orltorical contest between the soph-
omorc and freshmen classes. If this one proves
successful. 1t will be- endowed n permanent in
stituttOu.
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BARNARD.

on Tuesday afternoon Professor Jameson. "
Brown University delivered lecture on i'
Wings and Tories" II was the first OF series -
be given from the chair OF American history WHY.
baNr,oently been presented 10 the college by tne
New-York city Chapter OF the Daughters oi wv
American Revolution. Mrs Donald Mclean, '
regent OF the chapter. made an opening auu.s'a
and Bishop Potter formally presented 'he CIV ~
Miss Smith dean OF Barnard. The dean 'heh '"""'
an address OF thanks in the name OF the coneee'
Sufficient contributions have been received 10 %
tabllsh a Barnard chapter OF the College Settle
ment In Rivngton-st. This will give Bsrnara ~
votes the Electoral Board OF the Conese 'e''N
ment. ....s troua
A musical society, consisting OF members "
the various classes; has been organized l.. a. Al.
Work on 1.-The Barnard Annual whicn u !" ~
pear about May !, IL well advanced
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The subjects for the prize in New Testament
criticism have been announced as The Old Tesla
ment Economy from the Point OF View OF St.
Paul. and OF the Epistles the Hebrews" Recent
Theories OF the Composition OF the Apocalypse.
The Sources OF the Acts of the Apostles" The
Prologue or the Fourth Gospel" THE Epstle or
James. Its Authority Date. Readers and Relations
to Other New Testament Writings" THE Use OF
the Term Galatea in the Acts and In Paurs
Epistes." The New Testament Citations OF JUS
tin Martyr" An essay on one Of these subjects
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BALTIMORE WOMAN,S COLLEGE.

Baltimore March l6 CSpec!aD.--By the terms Of
the late DR. y. L. MorGan's will the Womans col
lege will be the principal legatee \ chair in
memory Of Or. Morgan's wife will also DO endowed
at his request.
The College Museum Will soon have handsome
addition Of curios from the collection brought back
from Egypt by President Goucher. Many of these
OF great historical interest and were secured a.
great trouble ami expense
The reception which was be given welcome
10 the president MS return hes been postponed
owing to the death OF the president Of the board
OF trustees ID. l.. +. Morgan.
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BOWDOIN.

Brunswick. Me-. March &c (SpeCiaD.-Recent ad-
dtions to the art collections from the Misses Walker
include well-preserved specimens Of Chadean art
syracusan coins and a beautiful Greek Of
elaborate workmanship Of the time OF Phdias.
The Tennis Association has organized for the
present year with Philip Dana as president, A. T.
Cook vice-president, and +. &. Davis secretary.
At a mass meeting Of the students held Tuesday.
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=, Was voted 70 enter the Maine Collegiate Blse-
bah League with colby University and Maine stat"
College. each Of these institutions aS.trl"S "a
rned'cai students are admitted 20 all tne athlete
privileges OF THIS college.
The registration Of the m9clcd! class a comp H.
and the total 1l8 is the large. ,nce the establish
mo- OF tho school IN ~.
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must be handed I'm before January 10. ls9s -.
prize IS sio0 and IS confined to the middle ciaas !"
William Adams Brown has been elected nv -,
Board % Trustees to MI the chair OF dogma IA, ne
Mr. Brown has been an instructor in the sernns.s
for some time -
d.. " s. Rainsford will address the Homll.t,c.,
Society tomorrow night.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

burlington. Vt. March Ii CSpcciaD.-Work has
been begun again on the Converse Dorm.tory and
Williams Science Building Both will be ready FOR
occupancy In the fall
The baseball team starts on It's Southern trip on
the 18th Of this month The schedule includes games
with Fordham, iehigh, Princeton. University OF
Virginia, University OF North Carolina and George
town.
The Junior Promenade. postponed from last month
viii be he'd on April ~.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago. March IS (specia).-The matter Of reg
istration for the coming quarter was disposed Of by
the faculty within five days last week. through the
simple device OF charging extra fee OF % for late
registration. 1t Is too say how many Will be
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guest OF the Dlsr.ctAt.orney, the engineering s'au
trolley cars in order learn Il they are voa riti
the tanm! ar-hour ordinance. The class IN CIVli
Fngireerng under Professor kmbal has begun
outside work ard IS practising !evc.ling about the
city.
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CORNELL.

hymns and verse; original and TRANSLATED WIZ
ten WITHIN the last ten years.