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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-23

Nit. Vernon Seminary,
11OO-1lO4 NJ st. AMI 1l2i-112S 18th st.
Boarding and day school for young ladies' and
little children.
Thoroughly modern and progressive in method
and spirit.
Primary preparatory and collegiate departments.
New buildings perfectly equipped with every
appliance for health and comfort of pupils.
Twentieth year opens October .
For further information apply 10 the principal,
seI-tr Mrs. ELIZABETH j. SoMEliS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
NETWORK TRIBUNE SUNDAY. MAY 9@-Tt4lhIf FACES

Young Mems Christian Association was ne,a los
Wednesday evening, and resulted In the ,o.low.. .s
e,sc,,o.s. president H. d. Trinkaus, 20: v'ce-p.es
0uo.s' o.norne es: corresponding secretary
~ pr,r~,s 81; recording secretary. r. D. Jones'
&C. a treasurer will be elected next week. as '"e
posted nomination was illegal ,or tho
IT, sa,,,,rents were Issued last evening lor '"e
,,n,as ro,homore Scranton prize rhetorical con-
est and the FRESHMAN Hibbard prize dsc lama
ton contest They were for the ss sSta"t0" rower
a. os H. ru',a ~. T. r. Durord. 81; c: L. RocR-
veil fox Hbbard prize rom n h D. cass of
The nhor in SsSte svenns
orgna Work REQUIRED Of Hs spsasss ube
pre- was va the Present Industrial Discomfort
The second prize was given to r. II sears
nucleus for the track ahe and lef ihe o ai Ufa
men have been sent the training tapie d. oa
fees Hotel Foyer n.n m E &: tas an nndef
ton s; Il d. sutton. s5. and captain num-,
Der OF other men VIII be auae' 'u''"s '"e
week
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester y y May (SpeciaD.-The following
sophornorcs have been appointed 20 speak at the
Dewey prize declarations: +. y. Reilly. II \.
Smith Frank l.. Cubiey. Arthur &. simmons. g J.
Mosher. q b. Tenny. Il. q. Phillips. {. w Barker.
Emmct O'Brlen. For the fret time the appoint
ments TO the "soph. OK" were this year made
solely with reference 10 'locuonary merit. ana not
ia scholarship The following named seniors have
been appointed 10 speak AZ the graduating eNer-
cises: f. ". Allen a. T. Freeman. W. Z. kohi-
metz A. Iipsky. H. L. Saunders. A. H. simpson
and H. T. Smith.
The regular college neli-day sports VIII be hel
on Friday May H. Just Two weeks before the state
intercoegate contests in this city. Tne local field
day arrangements are In charge OF a committee
composed OF Smith. %. Bacon. %. Williams. "a
and Hone, ss. 1890
The Rochester Syracuse gam" Yesterday opened
,h. regular baseball season. so FAR the student
plavers are concerned other games are scheduled
as follows. Rochester at Syracuse May ,; Roches-
Ter at Hamilton. May 2. Rochester Al Colgate May
10. Colgate at Rochester. May ~ HOBART AL NOch-
rstc, Nav 81; Rochester at Hobart June
The sophomore class held rs annual supper In
this civ on Wednesday evening. Toasts were re-
sponded TO by l.. T.. Saunders. william Mcclure
X X NitherspoOn Albert Gubclman Is A. smith
A. G. Simmons f. Z. Reilly and VI. B iiilegas
Emne, O'iIrier acted as toast nts.er
The sOphonores defeated the freshmen IN inc
annual baseball game played on The campus on
Tuesday afternoon. The score was y to ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BROWN.

Providence Nav (SpeciaD.-The annual spring
NEE, OF the Brown University Athletic Association
was hold on Lincoln Field last Wednesday after
noon and proved n decided success. The members
of the team many OF whom are from the freshman
class made good showings In the hammer thro"
f. f. Smitl. So, made put OF 10 feet inches
breaking his own record by four inches The track
contests were as follows: 10o-yard dash. OBrien ~.
first: time 10 4-5 seconds: half-mile run. Gum. u.s.
hridao 'aG first: time 81 3-5 seconds: 4myard DASH
T. II Hull 's% first: time. - seconds: mile run
Hudson 90 first. time. min. ~ 10 sec; 2Zo-yarh
hurdle Starr 30. first: time. % 20 seconds zZo-
ward dash shead ~. first: time. q % seconds TWO
mile run Robinson. ~. first: time. ii min Is sec.
The following seniors have received appolntments
To- deliver ora lions commencement iay: r ~
Aldrich G. w BarrOws. +. q. Clapp +: -. Elmer
" r. t;a-iner g. A. Gordon. g. II. Dlney. a H.
~ Tru.x f. 81 Vaughan and benjamin WiIliams
The list OF accepted commencement theses VIII pe
announced later.
Al recent meeting OF the senior class g. A.
Mattcson and W. i. otis. OF the junior Glass; were
chosen class day marshals.
The new editorial board OF The Brunonlan have
elected the following officers. &. W. Io"ne w
Verso II r Starr a. Under tho Films W. r.
Green g. art department H. T.. Whittaker; ~,
'The Weeks News. &. Burrage. ~. Alumni
The following have been elected to brown Maya
zines" board OF editors. &. i. Mott. %" IS. : iass
20; A. II Chamberlain. ~. and Everett Colby ~.
"1'he christian Register" delivered a lecture H.
ms,raieI bv the sterccptcon In Sayles Han; on
Friday evening. His subject was: Ithaca, Troy
and the IiOmeTc Isles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BALTIMORE woMAN's COLLEGE.

baltimore May 1 (Spccian.-Leciu-cs and social
entertainments have crowded the last week. Two
interesting lectures have been given within
week by the Social Science Association one %,
Or f r. +, Gould. on 'renement- Houses. ana
the other by Mrs James F. Amy. OF Salem. Mass.
on Ar; Decoration In the Public schools freSi-
dent Goucher also delivered lecture on his recent
travels In Egypt. Several Egyptian mummes. ore
that OF a princess which Dr Goncher brought back
with him. VIII be placed In the museum In io"chrr
Hall until the new Arts Building shall he ready
Professor and Mrs. J. :. Sh"f entertained IN"
senior class on Friday evening AZ "A musical given
IN their home. - - q,
one OF the prc;tiest affairs OF the year was NE
May party given on Friday evening 10y me Hssh-
mon 10 The entertainment took plac"
in the new gymnasium. Tho president OF IN" junior
nu.cn 81 me May and around her throne were
eafhrreI her maids OF honor Miss Louise smith.
a. president OF the class OF s' represented iHiSy'
pa. a., flower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
PRATT INSTITUTE.

Turing the last two months the Museum has given
,,o nubl,, exhibitions OF considerable interest. An
array OF posters first Frightened the walls OF the
exhibition room: then came collection of sewing
from the English and Continental schools. and now
a large number of original drawings In black and
white are 10 be hung upon the walls. This exhibit
,l,n vii open ON Monday. May 8. and will as, for
two weeks.
The Century" "flarper's" "ScrIbner's" Life
and Truth have all kind sen; the originals OF some
excellent illustrative work. The artists represented
ore Frost. Marchete Chille Hassam. Charles Geron.
Gibson. Kenyon Cox. Thulstrup. Birch. Hopkinson
Smith Granville Smith. McNickar Hyde and many
others Some OF the subjects are very beautiful but
whether grave or gay there must always be some
thing delightful in meeting In It's original form A
p,cture which We have and enjoyed In some
magazine II Is Ike coming upon old friend
who has grown fresher ana more charming with
time Many will feel this when they see some OF
E'rosts excellent work "A Breakdown on the Rail-
road IL n subject which they may recoliec.. Frank
% Smalrs boy with The Reasoning Mind" who
explained 10 the minister why he said his prayers
at night Is among the number There is T. s. Su-
locking through his eyeglasses with superci'ious
dlsgusted expression at the Wild. tusked animal I'M
derneath and saying: What n howwible beastly
bo-ah don't ye know" Another Jolly OF Su-
wants IL the Nsw-Jersey mosquito harnesscd to the
Jerseyman's cart and dragging the farmer and his
produce 10 market There are some beautiful ca
thcdral sketches lent by the Century Company and
contrased with them Is the picturesque dra wing by
chde Hassam OF the old Park Street Church I'm
Boston Hut those who would Know must 10
TO s. and ali are cordially invited to view the exhb
Ou-rOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The competitive contest Of the seniors 10!
defamation honors at commencement VIII be hed
on Nav "a The last dance OF the Social society
will be held on May q. in the hall OF the stevens
School The officers this term are: Morgan Crafr
's5 president: Harry 3. Morton. 81, vce-presideht'
John Kriescher, 96. secretary. and a. H. " hitman'
'ss treasurer The new members elected are W.
w Vil,ett. 9s; Percy Litchheld. 81 and H. l.. NC.
Lain. g. During the week NJ. W. Kellogg ~ ana
q r. Fielder. jr., ~. have been coaching the Ia.
crosse team for the Harvard game several
chances which will doubtless add greatly 10 inc
strength of the team. have been made. Decker
has been put at goal and Wilett at point WINS
Kennedy has replaced Bruen. 49, at centre ana
Walker Is being tried at inside home seeond
team has been organized. with A. g. Macpe,h' y.
es captain and daily games are played WI'n w
'yarsify Next Saturday the team VIII 90 10 pa ~
more 10 play John Hopkins in the hrst game 10.
The intercollegiate championship; Inc dase oL nv
lacrosse benefit has been set for May ~ ne n'en
hors of the senior class are busy engaged IN NY
nrena ration OF their thesis work wn,ch ~ te9u.eS
hafore graduation Some OF the SUBJECTS ssiec,eo
offer a broad field for investigation ana VIII en-.
hody much valuable and novel lnfo.Hidtloh VI
mechanical nature. The freshman entrance ea.
amina.ions will be held at the INSTITUTE on ui,s "
IL The order OF tine examinations - az Iono W..
First and fourth days mathematics; secona 9ay
nhysics and chemistry; third day, history anu Eng
iish: tfth day French and oral mathematics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
\ASSAIt

Poughkeepsie. ~ Y. May (speclaD.-A students
concert under the management of Professor Bow
man was given in the chapel Friday evening
The students who took part were Harriet f. Holmes
%; Rose Gruening. 49, Mary y. Sanders. sc: Bessie
Niles, 81; Cornelia Ranncy, '9s: Irene Cook. 'M
and Katharine Haskell, ss. who gave instrumental
soos and Miss Mabel l. Jones. sj: julie, sebring
ss. Mary Leverett. 81; Florence Hayes. ~; Helen
Peters, 81, and Julia Richie ss. who sang.
The presentation OF the silver cup offered by the
class Of 90 to the chapter writing the best short
play and won by Chapter Alpha. was made on
Saturday evening in phil Hall The president OF the
Philoethean Society. Marion Walsh. rs. presented
the cup with a fitting address to the president of
Alpha, Louise Kelly. 50 The successful play. en-
titled "A Question OF Privilege" was then given
the principal parts being taken by Jessie d. Hart
&c. Lucy Madeira 49, Neil Terrell. 81; Lucille
Cross. DC. and Aida Johnson. '@. Tho committee
in charge Of the production Of the play consisted OF
the students who wrote it-Msses Johnson 10;
Vernon IS: Palmer. IS. Hart. 80. and McCloeKeys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

Ithaca Nav (Spccal.-The twelve contestants
from the junior class for the 's6 Memorial Prize
in defamation have been selected by Professor Lee
OF the department, OF oratory. rs follows: Oliver
u BURDEN Cazeaova Raymond l.. Coffin Grand
RAPIDS Mich Harley y. Crosby. Wrighson. Will
lam j. curtis Rochester. Walter IL. Edison. SIN
clairvillc. Fayc',e f.. Mayer. Fort Plain: Harry
J.. Powers. Rlpon. WIS. Charles H. Rammekamp
South Orange. y. J.. Mia Lucy II. Savage. Cron-
we'll Conn: stephen + Sherman. r.. New York
CITY: Alfred T spcrry. Malone: willard y. Tobie.
Hastings Ncb The contest will be held on the
evening OF May -
A student ,nass-meetlng was he'd Wednesday to
act on a proposition 10 amend the constitution or
"The Cornell Fra" the college weekly. so as TO
take the election OF new editors ont OF the hands
OF the retiring board. and give II TO committee
Of the faculty The Amendment was defeated
Or Parkhurs' OF New-York city. was tho uni
vcrsity preacher last sunday. I'll" services were
held In the armory instead Of the chapel usual.
but even the atmOry had insufficient seating ca
paclty The morning sermon from the text:
"For the weapons OF warfare are not carnnl,
hu, almighty thro' God to the pulling down of
strongholds" He emphasized the need OF n militant
Christianity. growing out OF deep love. The ar
tornoon sermon was on Law and Anarchism.
the text being Peter. H. l6. AS free ana nor
using your freedom for cloak OF wi'kedness
but rs bond servants OF God
g. r. Emery. of Ncw-York lertnrei before Sibley
an Ally OF Steam"
The prizes offered by the ~ 'cornellian' board
have been awarded to the following students: First
artistic prize. W. X. Wilder. %. second artistic
prize r. r. Maynard. 81. first literary prize. H. j.
ORricn 80. second literary prize. \. X. Hort 70.
best set Of "grlnds." o. ". Fernback. 49,
4 ne freshman class held A meeting Wednesday,
at which an appropriation was made for uniforms
for members OF the class baseball team.
Tn. most recent issue 81 The Cornell Magazine
cont ,ns an Interesting article by Professor Alfred
Emerson Of tho department of classical archae-
ology on the proposed revival of the olympic games
nj Athens in 1895 and at Paris In 1900 William
Strunk jr. instructor in English. has a critical
article on Rudyard KIpling The only verse In
the number ia "A s,anza entitled "A SONG By II r.
yillhocn 49, Of The New-York Evening Post
general shakeup In the crews has caused IN
usual interest among the students. Coach Court
ncy transferred most OF the lighter men TO. The
,yhlIc mos, OF the veterans were PM In the col
leec boat The first crew has been rowing as fol-
lows. Hamilton. 81. stroke: Louis, ", I. Dyer,
-; q. Roe ei 5: Frecborn NJ. 4; Matthews, y6. 8;
SULLIVAN ~ 2: Sade 80 bow. The second boat.
S when contains tho heavier crew is made up as
follows: Hall 20, stroke Tatum. '9T. I. Troy. 5,
Z. shape .; captain. 3. Crawford 's7 4: Hager.
%, a Sanborn, '?i. q Taussig. ~. bow. The two
crews have had several sklrmishes over the meas
nreI Henley course. and tho crow s'roked by Ham
,lton has won every time by four or five lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Tho course of lectures which Professor Goodyear
has been giving ever Thursday THE History OF
Art is over for this year The last meeting Of the
Social cub will be held on Tuesday afternoon az
which Miss Grace Dodge will be present as guest
OF the club May called The Physical Train
ing Demonstration Day" and there was an Interest,"
ing and beautiful exercise given by the students un-
der the management OF Mrs Margaret stanton Law
renee Mrs Lawrence has had classes In gymnastics
all the year.
The ev,rcisar on Friday Afternoon consisted of
dumb bell drills. free work marching fancy steps.
etc winch were well done The senior students in
the kind ,rga-i>n course performed some graceful
aesthetic exercises and also series OF exercises
called swedish gymnastics. The whole demonstra-
ton was excellent. on SATURDAY there was an eN-
curson OF the Fled Club 10 Park fiil. " \.
on Saturday. May is an all-day conference VIII DC
held. the subject OF which Il ''ManuaI lrainihs N
by President Water L. Harvey. superintendent G
+ carroll OF Worcester Mass. and Mr.. j. A.
browning OF New York. besides many others Dr
t;roszman of the Workingmens school, VIII read a
paper the subject OF which "a: should BOYS ana
Girls Have the Same Kind OF Training Exhibits
OF manual training work are expected from Boston.
Waterbury. Conn. Ncw-York, 81 Paul and BROOK
iyn. , y.
"Wednesday afternoon. MAY !. was observed AZ
Teachers College Arbor Day. After appropriate
logo and Horace Mann School listened tn "A hne tax
on trees by John clifford. special forestry agent Of
New.Jersey. Mr.. Gforis lecture was illustrated by
inc stercopticon. Immediately otter the lecture the
audience Adjourned to the outside or the Duldlng.
xhere two trees had been set out Ivies were plant
ei hy members chosen from each class by vote OF
the class and appropriate songs were sung and a
brief address delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
WILLIAMS.

Wul,amstown Mass. May (SpeciaD.-The Glee.
Banjo and Mandolin clubs returned on SATURDAY
from their Western trip The clubs showed the
effect OF long practice and made favorable I'm
preston
The baseball team Is doing well. The new mem
hers OF the team are especially promising. In the
Gam. on Saturday with the Troy Eastern League
team Williams played an excellent fielding game
making two double plays and batting strongly
Lewis held the visitors down 10 two hits. The
makeup OF the team Is follows: Draper catcher
and captain: Lewis. pitcher Goodrich. hrst base'
prad,ev second base: Ide. shortstop: Drysdac.
,,,rd baee Ashton right fied Dewey, centrefiel1,
Nnb;e left field; substitutes. Brown Fitch and
Cleveland. 49,. 49,, ,,,a...
for The athletic team have been hard at work on
Inc track which has been put In shape. Inc annual
enrnp games were held on Wednesday.
The following class officers have been appo'nisa
Professor Goodrich: 81 Professor Lefavour; IS.
Professor Farnsworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
.JOII\S HOPKINS.

baltimore May tSpeciaD. President Gilman. OF
the Johns Hopkins University has decided that the
commencement exercises be held on Thursday. June
- I'm Mccoy Hall. Lectures and recitatio will end
ON MAY a. and on the nth will begin the final ex-
amInations
Dernard C. Steiner. the newly elected president OF
the university branch OF the Young Mems Christian
..s.ocia,Inn has entered upon his duties and pro-
noses to develop the work and scope of the associa
ton .. Ill, -. A.. >,..,. ,,.---.
Iioyd steamer this week for Berlin lie will visit
raoylv All The German universities for the purpose
~ insulting with the contributors 10 the new trans
ia,ion OF the Bib.e which Is being made by him.
lie viii remain abroad five months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
COLUMBIA.

The end OF the college year Is fast approaching
and grinding has once more become the order
OF the day. During the last week the schedules Of
examinations for the Schools OF Mines Law ana
Arts have been distributed among the students
along with printed lists Of the regulations which
each faculty requires candidates for its degrees to
observe. The final examinations for the School Of
Law begin on May q. and last until June l. In
the School OF Mines they begin on May % and
continue until June l. while IN the Academic De-
partment the two weeks beginning on May IS have
been set aside for the tests. The entrance ex-
am,nations have hitherto been held about the FIRST
week in June, and have continued for six days
Th,s wear a new plan Will be tried. and for the
scboo, Of Arts they Will extend from Thursday,
Iune H. two examinations being held daily: The
morning session will last from $50 a. m, TO Y mi
Snhooi Of Mines the examinations VIII begin on
Wednesday. June u. and close on Saturday. June
Is There VIII be In this department also morn.
ing and an afternoon session. each ut the same hous
os IN the School of Arts. SO far as the examine.
tiona are Identical for the two SCHOOLS, they VIII
bn held at the same times.
The exercises for graduation week as iaf -
dsy' June To- followed In the evening by the an.
nuai open-air concert on the campus py tne Giee.
Ranio and Mandolin clubs OF the colege on tues.
day evening the Alumni ASSOCIATION MI prooaaoy
Eve a reception as usual. for the graduating class
of The Academic Department: on Wednesday even,
Ing the annual commencement or the colese VIII
ha held at Carnegie Music Hall, when degrees VII
be conferred upon the graduaues , sernos
viii be preached by the Rev Or Greer "a 81, nar
tholomew's Church. on June 9. Inc ., ot s
Fellowship in Architecture yauea os az 49, ass
the McKm Fellowship valued az H. class ws.e Of 0' ~
awarded to John Russell Pope vi ''e '' " -
College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford Conn., May tSpecaD.-The KeV, p''
Curtis NJ Geer until recently Fellow or the mart
rora rbao,ogical seminary Is one OF the alumni
lecturers" for the present year at the seminar!
His subject is'"Canon Law" and the hrst OF MS
lectures was delivered Thursday.
The IIosmcr Hall Choral tnion the larger chorus
connected with the School for ChurcE MuslchnS' =
.a,,, ,o- my, usak on TUESDAY and We1nes-
dav the May Musical Festival will be held ana me
Choral Union Is the backbone Of this series OF con
carts The chorus will sing on bOth evening", oi
Tuesday evening Rossini's "Stabat Mater VIII Ne
eunr and there will also be numbers by inc SOLO
is,s on "Wednesday the addition Of the New Britain
Philharmonic Society VIII increase the cho n,no 10
nv saint Saans will be sung. The wednesday aiter-
noon concert will he given up entirely TO me 900
is,s and tho Boston Festival Orchestra conhuc'el
nv Emil Mollenhauer Nine. Melba, Nine Horiich,
Beniamin Davies. Waikin Mills. Gertrude May
S,si1 William H. Reger and others VIII 90 far 10.
ward making the festival success \ number 81
,he students OF the seminary belong to the chorai
Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The trustees OF the college have determined 10
make extensive Improvements IN the interior OF the
college buildings. The north gallery OF the chanel
will be torn out and the platform Will be erected al
that end A long gallery Will be built on the west
edo OF the chapel and the seats throughout viii
be turned to face the north end The ceiling s "a
he entirely covered with decorated metal ceiling
with black iron mouldings. The organ will become
the nroperty Of the contractor. The north and CEN
trail starcases at present OF wood viii be replaced
from, ,on 10 bottom by two double iron and stone
sts,rways Gymnasium and manual training rooms
ar. 10 be fitted In the attic large number OF rec-
taon rooms will be added. so as to prevent the In.
in,,ous effects OF overcrowding.
rba schedule OF senior examina lions has been an
no,nced the academic classes being examined on
Nav a IN Latin. French German or Greek ana
e,sctrc,tv: May "a In history OF education and
m.tbods Of teaching psychology and literature: Nav
" in calculus and geology. The senior Normal
classes will be examined on May "a in Latin French
or German and electricity; May q In phvsicaJ
geography and psychology; May q in methods of
m ara GAINING and VIII z ~ hs s. M0rn
Saturday afternoon. June y The college commence.
srX from the public schools win receive their app
June in spelling and arithmetic; June In gram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
SWARTfIMORE.

svs--hnore. Penn. May SpcciaD.-The Junior
annual "The IIalcyon." has appeared and COM
pares favorably with former numbers
The second Of the series OF handicap games was
hold on Aprll 80 The men all show improvement
from their hare training. and the team which Will
renrcscnt Swarthmorc In the T. l. C. a. y. meet
on May IS will he in excellent condition.
ON the evening OF April q President and Mrs.
Charles De Garmo entertained the senior class at
their home. $50 ,o
The regular meeting Of the Scientific Association
WIS held on Thursday Reports were presented by
Professors Day Trottcr. Cunningham and IIoailcy.
amer which the following papers were read Re
cent Investigation Of Hydrogen Peroxide. by Altha
r t.oons ~; THE Relation Of Light and Heat To
ElectricIty" by Frank Colson Andrews, 49, The
swarming OF Honey-bees." by Arthur IIoyt Scott.
'g and 'rhc Relation of the SpectroscOpc to Solar
Work" by Arthur r. Collins.