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AMONG THE COLLEGE rs,
HARVARD.
REPRESENTATIVES, CHOSEN FOR THE DEBATE
WITH YAI.E-ROWING MATTERS.

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REPRESENTATIVES, CHOSEN FOR THE DEBATE
WITH YALE ROWING MATTERS.
Car,b-iago Mass Anru Y cSnccian-A After two
trial debates tho Harvard rerrcgcntatives of the
I1,ryara VAL .frostroen 1obo.o YER finally chosen
o,bo,, aro C.-,o, Cri,l, Of r,,coooor, Iowa: g. T.
49,, 80 (,,n,n,,,on., POW, r; I, REYNOLDS Of
:, r., 49, '.1.. II ,4.rjr,c,. ~
l'o''c' "a dHI' d. "'''''''e' IL iN, "
Lynn Mass They were CHOSEN by three members
Of ;hA foc,Itv At , rial lebo,a held on Wednesday,.
r.. 80 s' g., -, r,h,. .ro Psi.
The question VIII ne; HesoiFcu, I""' '"' -
dents term of o:.ce be enG hened 10 s.N years anu
th9, he he ineg bic for reelection Harvard vii
. , -, n,-... ~, ,,,,to ,vll ,o,, ,la-o f..
nave Inc d4hrhld''Fc' i4Ic u'D1'V wiz '"" l' 49,
New-Haven on Nay TO-
,rho ~oo,i,, .. tho .poar1 ~ Ove~eecrs having rcS-
iio "o'ioh VI '.o H'~' ~ -.
. cued the same Of football az Harvard ''f another
ve?r Captain brewer is az work with renewed
go, -. ,,,i,,| ,,o s,,.,,.,o,s &c bis mo, ,ro
ehe's ~ 10 D''''I ~ .''' 90 va
para'ory TO the fail practice 1he spring prH'o.'
60, e- ,t,.o u,eols oe.c~ tho s,ri., vacation
'','-e 49, '''''F 60 -.
which begins tomorrow. several Oh "4S' !eI'
eleven and several promising players from he GAS
o,,..,,, 70 IN daily. nr,c.,,o The ru lis, numbers
49,. .. ca So, ,,,,or, r,,,I Ia -, .,c,,,,.,
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CORNELL.

Ithaca Arrl 3 I$pcc.eD.--At the latest faculty
meeting l,a.es Il absence Wee granted u members
Of the Henley crev. 10 ginning May 90. the date O;
their departure. No permission was given to om'l
any university work which must bo made up De-
fore promotion t, higher class. l. is reported that
tie crew hl~ already been roWn- in rec'r -orelN'nS
li;Ie.
The cortestau.s for the Wcolforl prize in ora'ory
hay been selected by the faculty. The NoodiofI
Prize contest flr $50 gold M !ll Il open 10 a'l
seniors and Is the mo-. notable prize contest al
Cornell. The contestants. sX in runo'', are a.
f5..ows: Clinton L. Habccci. E3Jnvl.e, y. y,
"t.tUiiv fn EIurationl, systems" G.orG' l.. Bodies,
ekancateics y =. Men Of Grnils. Their Mission
GEORGE = Dye@ Washington. y; e. - inca, - an'
Micn. "rhe Deaih Penalty: Henry waterman
G""osco H.. Tn salvation hrm} E2t.r - VII
me foopaii na:sgemy't lag ~-sa5rd >i2TN =
himself last year as Cornei!S Coatn, - , rva,r ,,.
football squad again next iai. Nai'1n w am! anu
Other mfnnyis Of i Jhe ~ team axe eNi'''''
The IS "Corne.an' was the hqndsoIncst '(o Or
the finest OF ast years college ANNA, IA t2''""
de ;n%e of W Wcn Ky m GDfb5 "s Of D the board the
winners. the university library ana the ir's,-e&, '
red eros grain ak for SIDES and white yciun back.
unframed ,dscs with gLt TOP \ specn. die "''
nan new GraGua,e students club has been ofgqrzel
to take the pace OF The former one when ma 'H
conference of graduate students 10 b. he'd ID New
iiSrry' l.. TAYLOR. IS formerly cappn Of '1t
Louisville League 'oam. but now an attorney III
Hufla'o. spent hve days here .as; week coaching
Ths C5rnril sun" ,he college daily h2s h,;n ihc
no,o plan Of cXrh- nginc letters win the Harvard
Crimson and '~rhs l'"nnsy ly"n.an 90. .....-,,,
Hon I'm Massachusetts "fcch. iectur"i bc;or' S!1l'|
t0,oce Tuesday evening on "Our Architectural IL
The College Of Ciyil Engineering began lis spr.nS
.err, course of lectures by Hon-res i""is trlIaN,
Ann - The lecturer was Genera Francis =.
Walker The Distinguished American cono,n;' prs
fsui Of tn, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
Vie smoke on The Restriction az lIrNi,rdt .n.
Professor Roberts addressed n" Aer.,l limIn ~.
ISOLATION TUESDAY evening OF the tubj"ct. a Ni-I
To the Kingdom Of h Nc.ner3an6f
Lasl var the Leeis,9;4rr app' r'tl,a '>'" i,r
pepariutn Il the ;ta'c by the cora ID aEFl 'Art
EXPERIMENT station IN" results We're 80 Satisfactory
hat tho farming interests OF thu y ost'rn counties
fana-ded a larger appropriation 'Nls wear Tor slui-
lar purposes The sum Of $1,000 bias been "ilro.
priafel by thu Legislature.
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and General Conference.-The Best Methods OF
Training Girls"
rE1,NCETON.


princeton. - g. April u (Spccia!) The inter
hall debate to choose the representatives. for The
Yalc-T,rirccton debate waa held on Tuesday night.
Thos@ selected were Il. NJ. Mcl;roy, %, Il. l..
Urshncla. -. and ". i. Euras. -. The judges
were Dr puryes ami Professors Sloane and IIib-
ben.
Al the las, monthly meeting of tho Board Of
Trustees Of Eveiyn College it was votel TO IN
croae. ,bo membership Of the board. This was
do-o - admit a number Of representative women
Of the state Tho board which formerly consisted
OF fifteen men. Will now consist Of fifteen men ana
fifteen women. The following were elected
trustees: Mrs w g. Shipper. Of Ncw-Y ork; Mrs.
". : Stryker and Mr.. Washington Ro"bl'ns,. o.
Trenton: Mrs benjamin Williamson, of Elizabeth;
Mrs y. u. Van Fleet 81 Remington. Mrs. Potter
wilson, Of pkuaielpha Mrs. rayeu"-H'nih ana
Nh The vars, q" bas.'c6i managrncp has decided
70 call the SECOND team the "Consolila ed. " Their
suits VIII re Of Erisjol gray win "Consolilatrt
cross To hrcas, OF ao shirt. rhc s;o.k.nGs ana ,
jerseys wiz no ".n g.. V.:h double attF', TX
the Consolidate: won its ;rs' game rom law
I,n'cylnc oa Wednesday, y return game VIII be
paved o. Mag <. auG o'h'r games are nclnE az
RANGED Win me ii GA S'to.i Pennington ana other
Tie members of the freshman team were ont
for practice for th" Hrst jIin" "lry ihis We"k.
poor wS,shcr inieriS-cI with tie work OF the
candidates. but the prospects for credltable team
a ire good The candidates for battery positions
r1nnarl re is, Of ohor caniatcs vas re.
sons, Thomas, Evans. Walker. Iiow.and. Showaltcr.
M.Nitfy. kic.rt. S'hro.-I. Neue. Thomson. Iry-
ant ana Barrett, Iarrctt is acting as temporary
captain.
The following commencement appointments have
been made; Latin sl!utatofy. ". -, W"ra 81
Rochester y y: ENriish saiutat0rY, -. +. Piaf',
of Eng!ewood. y j.; ,alcdirtory, X. y. Hatch. OF
New oTk City. The remaining appointments Tor
ne COMMENCEMENT stage wifi nc announced later
in The torn
rho pr" in th@ Eild.e sophomore essay con-
test has been awarded 20 Arthur Niils l.conarI.
of CInctnnati whose subject was "Spm' Present
G,y Tendencies iu Modern Fiction Professor
Winans. Mr. Howard and Professor .imlol, Of tho
Seminary. wor" IN" iidgs~.
The college Is closed for the Easter vacation
AMI VIII open on Tuoslay. Aprn d.
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srrNENs INSTITUTE

~, o.r-,.l ,,,,,ogu. ,r,. ls.I.I MS w,.k L
I'' ."'.''' '.''
eivcs fhe number ~ s'in"ris Ne ~, ~ against -
,., ,,,r ~ tria number & Yre seniors 30 juniors
-. -, r.. ID, -, 49,.
- 4. 3 to'n res f'' 90 I''S''n'" ''' '-' 10 I''
f"@-o-s aud Instructors gives tw"niS-on" member
IN go. f,-rlf,
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lN" f'-''' va "''" ''''' UT '''
crl f'r ~. Ih" opening week VII Doe cri"hrat'l
b,. fr. I.tf..f hall which vii hc he'll at Jacr"r's
=, , t,,,.,.-t-.is. Yea. y,-t an ,t,
MAJ. ave ara rus. i''''.' -''H '''''' va 'i-
evening ~ fle .t'h
A, a., ,. ...,i... - ,i.. ,.tf,g, c.-,te tho q ~
~ '
INrI'l'n ';"'n stevens preparatory H.'''' I'D "'
.,I ,vrI ., .IuIt stevens col.rs was denied.
..,.r ia, lo Pa. b,.,or,. II lacrosse. AZ Sfevera
,t - go .t...
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RONI)OTN.

Brunswick Ne, April 10 (SpeciaD.-On Thursday
evening occurred the annual contcs; for the prize
founded BY the class OF G3 for the best written and
delivered Grafton by members OF the senior class
Guy 4. Mayo. OF Smethport Penn whose subject
was The Social Problem" was the successful can
testant
twenty-five seniors have received honorary ap-
pOiutmcnts for commencement. Under the new
method OF selecting speakers all OF these asked
prepare ana read their papers before Il commit
tee OF the faculty. who Will choO5" xix for actual
delivery.
The unusua! facilities offered for laboratory work
BY the Searlcs Science Building have led to tn" an
nOuncement of several summer courses ia science,
10 be conducted by the college professors. ih"s"
will begin on july and continue for 1--WE weeks.
They especially designed for teachers. but are
open 10 all, and will be particularly valuable 10
any who are preparing to meet the recently estab-
lsned requirements in natural science for admission
10 the larger colleges. Besides elementary courses
in chemistry physics ana biology, an advanced
course in cumulative chemistry Is Offered.
Five new editors OF The orient" have jccn
chosen to take the places of retiring seniors They
are II. Gilpatric l3iddeford; r.; s, Hasar Rich
mond; p T. Baxter. Portland; T. /. Marble. Cor
ham. y. IL. and o. h. Smith, Buxton.
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CIrN CNI.I.EliE,.

The Executive Committee has been authorized
by the Board % Trustees to superintrna The work
81 obtaining new site for the college This com
mitt,c IL now composed OF r. Duncan Harris. chair
man and Trustees Beucville. Goullen. Hunt. Kctch-
um. Maclay. Montant. President Webb OF the co.,
l,er aud President KroV. OF the Board of Eiura-
tom TX oiiicio or the tw nty-two members Of jhr
Board of Trustees eleven are college graduates.
There has recently been organized new scientific
society At the college known rs The cry College
Electrical Society. The object Of the club .s the
advancement Of the members In electrical. knowl-
edge and the exercises OF the society VIII consist
Of original ESSAYS and discussion of these. There
VIII also br lectures from time time by members
and by Mcssrs. Fox. NJ T., and Parmy. T.. r.. in
structors % the c1lichr There Vii also be Ira.-
tea. work IN th" shop In Instrument making anL
testing IN" society WAS formed principally through
thc Efforts % II. Peyser and r. A. Nathans. 81
The examination for the prize in descriptive gcom-
etry Will Jake place next Friday. On account OF II
change IN the mechanical course in freshman and
Junor years. the examination which usually takes
place after the review examinations IN January.
was put OFF unt April. This change was made 50
t. Eghtcn the work of the juniors Two hours
of mechanical drawing substituted Tor two
hours Of German. and IA the freshman year 1t Was
reversed
Mrs>rs. OReardon and Schmid are engaged upon
some work for the history Departments They are
compiling maps OF certain battlchedS from original
'rne debate between the Phrcnocosmlan and Clion-
ian Literary societies VIA DE- hri ApIi ~ ht Assoc
cation Hall CNOnii WIZ be represented 10y @. \.
SLtirl. -. and j. Elsner, 49, PhrenucoJnl.an by
r. ROsensten. 90. and j. Alexander go The
J"ct OF the debate is OF great interest AT this
Time. 1t Is Resolved. That We favor the repea. %.
the income tax moral political and economic
grounds"
The spring games OF the college Will be held at
Berkeley oval Friday. May 5. The contests VIII
be ~, and 30 yard dashos. quarter mile run, ha.f
mile run mile run. running high jump and broad
jump, an exhibition OF putting sixteen pound shot
and one and TWO mile bicycle races The contests
viii all be handicap and the PRIZES VIII be silver cups
The scratch men Will be J. * Roll. "a. in the lyD
ANA 200 g. Lyons. IS. quarter and broad Jump J
In the mile; J. A. Flarin. % in the high jump, and
w. g Ottman, rs. in the bicycle.
The representative team which Is to compete with
the New-York University In the athletic games OF
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WILLIAMS.

Wiamstown. Mass. April y (Speci1D-The
lateness Of the season is han1cappng the baseball
team. For the first time in years AprA ! has
passed without a single day Of outdoor practice
The following men were measured for baseball
suits last week: Draper. IS; Iie. %. Wild. 49,
Fitch, IS: Brown, 95; Eaton %; Street &C. Lewis
SO: Dewey, 81: Ashton, 81; Drysiale. 81 Goodrich
81: Bradley, IS: Davis. '93; Cory rs; Noble rs.
These men will remain in town during the Easter
vacation and wiz practise twice day under tho
direction of Mr. WOOdcOCk. The under classes Will
probably be asked to pledge their subscriptions for
the support of the team this term although they
will not be collected until next term. This Is done
10 aid the management in trying - arrange az
large schedule CT games as the college viii sup
port.
The follC wing the list OF appointments for the
Graves prize-speaking contest J: X. Alien. Green
field Mass; /. W. MemmOtt Newark, y j.; II.
p Mosley., Westncd, Mass; 5. +. Patterson. Coop
erstown, y. Y: j. II. Peck, Pittsiieid Mass {;
Elnathan Sweet j., albany; +. y. Goodwin.
Sharon Hi. Penn, received honorable mention.
The faculty committee ia charge OF athletics con-
sists OF Professors Mears, Goodrich and Russell.
The Williams annual, The Guiclmcnsian.' ap-
peared on Monday, containing 30 pages of reading
matter The cover is plain blue. with the crest Of
the junior class IN the upper left-hand corner.
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PRATT INSTITUTE.

ON Tues lay evening April IL. viii be held the ias,
OF ~" free meetings for this season. These met
lnes have been under the auspices OF the NeIghbor
ship Association. AMI ~" subject for tho last even
Ing comes directly in touch with us interests. II
is "N"iEhbp'sAip Work. and among those Who Will
speHl. are James h. Reynolds. - the New \ Ork
University settlement ana Robert \. Woods. ot the
A.I.ver House Boston
An exhibition Of sewrg from the schools OF
France. Germany. Sv.,2erlsul AM England viii be
opened Monday. April Is. and Will continue dur
ing the week. The hours are from 10 20 g. This ex
htnltioa VIII hc held i'm the Museum. and Will be
free tu al!
Inc April Museum number OF tie Pratt Institute
u 'u't 80 contains a. 80 at supplement repro
duction OF the newly found "Pallss." by Bo;tcel.L
This picture was discovered IN forgotten corner OF
tho P.'t palace. AMI Is nov on private view at the
l'Tiz
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There are annual prizes OF $50 anl so. founded
n $50 by thu late Rev John McNiclsar and the late
Rev. Henry McNickar. - be- awarded by the IN
ecutve Committee of he Associate Alumni among
tho members Of the senior class during the Easter
week The examinations this year for the prizes
VIII be- he'd Friday. April 49, and saturday April
~ The $50 priz. * known the Greek Alumni
Prize" and Is tested in open competition by oral
and written examinations. The $50 prize Is known
ls the Alumni Prize IN Ecclesiastical History"
The examination is In part by pen and has special
reference 70 the early history and calonical inde
ponlence OF the church ~ England. These priz's
are paid over annually. before the commencement.
by the treasurer OF the seminary 10 the students 10
whom they nave been awarded by the committee
certified by the chairman. II however. the dis
trihut.un OF tn prizes a., take Place tn" interest
of the fund * pad over the dean. to be dis
tilbutcd by him at his discretion among needy and
deserving students The names of the young men
receiving the prizes entered on record IN book
kept in the library Tor that purpose entitled The
Alumni Prize Nec)rd,' and ere also entered IN the
annual report made by IN" faculty 10 the trustees.
The vacation Of IN" students began on Friday aud
Will last until April 20. REGULATIONS Will begin az
usual Oh Monday. April %
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damaged by fire. The loss to house AMI furnl'u,re
was about s2Oo0. which was fully covered pE II"
surance. - .r,c,i,-
randidates FOR the bail team have been pr ,n
Ing regularly during the holidays on Blake r e'"
tain Of last years nine came Thursday ana WI, WI.
coach the men for about two weeks. an IT,.
Cheney also OF the ~ team. will be in Am!ctst
assist in the raining. The first gam, " us ,
season viii be- PLAYED every afternoon mex, W.
with q seml-urof@a'ion1, team from Spr!lyta..i.
The schedule for the rest o. the year Is as .oP"s
huri r. Wesleyan az Amherst: 2'ih. mar HIlrL al
Amherst: May >. Colgate. at Amherst flm i"i.S'
a, Amherst, Sth. Williams. al MINERS IV. i, "a
r1yettc al Amherst; llth. Brown, at Pf9vW'nce,
l3th Yale at New-Haven; 18th. Yale az NihnerSt'
18Th Trinity at Hartford; I'D Harvard -, q n,i,
bridge: 9iih and 18th. Dartmouth At Anlhei1t 5vh'
Williams. at Williamsown; June an roy Cr9ss'
AT Worcester; 5th. Trinity. At Amherst; o'h' VS.
l,ran. M Mllletown; Sth Murray u.,'' az ni-
hcrs,: li;h Holy Cross. AT Amherst; lNn ana lotn.
Dartmouth. at Hanover 18Th. BroWn, at AhlhHf;.,
y Williams, at Amherst; 2ith. Wi!l'ai"s al "h'-
JAMESTOWN.
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SMARTHMORE.

Swarthmore Penn, April - CSpec ai).-At the reg
ular meeting Of the Scientific Society on Arm u
the following papers were read: "ChromatOphOrs IN
Plant Cells by Edgar Lppincot'. %; 'rhe Rein
ton OF Heat and Light to Sound.' Oy Esbert Lin
coin" IS; "Argon The New Element" 10y Herh"rt
NOxon. 80: improvements In Photography III Ref
erence to Astronomy" by Sylvester 5. Garrett %
Professor Hoadley loctured upon TN" Modem arc
Light and DR. Day gave description ~ the gag
aCetY.cnc.
Thomas a. Jenkins 81. Ph. D.. Johns Hopkins -
has been appointed instructor IN frrh"H, ana VIII IN
the future relieve Dr. M1gil o: some elementary
Classes.
The Mandolin and Glee clubs gave highly SIC
ccssful in West Chester Oh seventh Day for
the benefit Of the Normal School Baseball cub.
The athletes nave DcgIn outdoor train e WHIT
tieriicld, under Dr.. shell. Tho series + EIndc&2
games. preliminary to me colles, sports VIII soon
he begun.
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JAl'Al ETTE,.

Easton. Penn. April e ,'pecilD-Tho spring term
at Lafayette is now under full hcaGway. Tae ~
rolncn is the largest III the history Of the college.
\ new pie has been established hy the late
HOwari ". Gilbert, of Chester Comfy. li.s vii
gave he college $500, the intercs, OF which is 30
be paid annually to the writer Of tao best cssa. on
The Oid English Language and Literature Down
TO 1850
The senior class has decided to hold its banquet
at Boston Tie new lflccT- Of the class Iious"
and treasurer. and Rowland. marshal
At the preliminary contest ~ the Franklin Liter
airy Society on Wednesday night. the following yer"
chosen 90 represent the society ~ The junior ora
torcql contea; With Washington Hail. t. H. Trek
Ter. 5. y. Manifold. Thomas ". Polk ana t. II.
(usfarl
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X.w-!Iayen. April r. C-Foc.1D.-TAe academic
class of - at vale Y.il cmrl1'a H@ rrcd"re'sors
In Il least one respectful II 'rfb"rs viii wear the
cap and gown dlriag comm acem mt week Many
Of the members hay dorncl tie El'n on c'cA sun
dly for several weeks.
Tho auuGal junior exhibition VS. h'i ID Hai'e..
Chapel on Monday afternoon. AZ 'n' o''' o. m"
sI.e,liuE Tho members % the fac"lY WAp pete! az
Judge, holl meeting, ana aw'r''l '-' -" ~"
prizc Of $50 f. Arson Phelps Stokes jr- of NV
York who spoke on tbe "Itc.p'lt-uu ~ 'h' '"l''
e Nantes" Each " the otIcf c'H.'. ,'':S I'-
cav"l $40 The prizes are awarded iroh " ,'!'o,lt3
OF a fund 81 GO established N INi' ~ the \'nE-
l,r Trust Association IN memory 'f li'uly -. 80,
Eyck % tn other speakers were ll9"l'Al
Twrmblcy. Louis II. Por:cr. Philip {. ftrK, f'ho'y
lilwes 7. r. bennett, Christopher y. 'oeil'' ava
Professor Williams f. preparing a book on the
geological history Of Organisms .,,.. ,
Joseph jefferson has accepted an invitation % ga
Tbe Yllo-I Harvard freshman j bate Wiz take pace
solved raat ~. PRESIDENTS Term Shou.i b. N
creased I'D SIX Years and That IL be- IA'lEl1i"
for Ec-4lcr,ion" The Harvard ir'sAm'n nave
chosen 20" affirmative. ~ ~
Nhoe.vrlrht ana Coui'cy. canli.a for me crew
have l-.a dropped 10y capt in Nr''>'r ~ .- ,,..
Many ~ The students hay JEFF town 20 "nI u''
Eas;er rrcres COLLEGE wi reopen "a April = .,
Tn Y1i'-i1ryarl wh,-' trrrnnm'nt WI be ''''
On Nav : ~ Cambridge.
SIXTEEN members Of re, Sra'iu1:ing class 1t Law
r,l-.t BE- VIII enter Idr I'&t td,..
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TRINITY.

Hartford, Conn. April y (SpecaDAt Mondays
tablet" Board mectirs William 7 Olcott. %.
was elected to membership in the board.
Track athletics are receiving considerable atten-
ton this spring Besides the annual Worcester con-
test. there vii, be a meet with Wesleyan IN May,
and a college meet. as well one between the two
lower classes
The Dramatic Association will give play some
time next month. Three of the old men have mad
places assigned them. but the rest Of the parts
open to general competition.
Unfortunately bad weather and grounds pre-
vented the playing Of the first baseball games OF
tbs season-those with Yale and For1ham. The
nine meets the team from Worcester on SATURDAY
and ForGham Tuesday.
Isaac Townsend Smith. CoHsul-GcAerai OF Siam
in New-York has just transmitted 70 the library
a Siamcse edition OF the sacred Writings or the
Southern BuGdhists. present from the King Of
Siam such as has been presented 10 several other
American colleges.
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Amherst, Mass, April - (Sp@caD.-Alter vaca-
ton Of two weeks. the college opercI Thnrsd1y
morning for the spring term. Some changes have
been made IN the junior course owing partly to the
fact that Professor Clark viii 20 to Columbia col
!egc year. He viii have the juniors In pOliti
ca, economy three hours week; the debates In
Professor Frnk's department, which are scheduled
for the winter term Of the senior year, will also
this term, as Professor Frink vii, spend the
winter In southern Europe. Inc course In philosophy
will not begin until the fai. Professor kimbali has
returned from the Adirondacks where he has spent
several months on account or Illness. and VIII con-
time the work in physics
Thursday evening. last week. the chapter house
Of the Chi Phi Paternity. n gacul ST. was badly
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RUTGERS.

New-Brunswck, y. j.. April 10 (SpeciaD.-The
baseball nine returned on Tuesday night from a
trip in the South during the Easter ton. They
played three games. one each with Virginia Mill
tary Institute. Washington and Lee University.
and the University OF Virginia They lost al three
but were clearly odimatcted only BY the strong
University OF Virginia nine The loss OF the first
two games was due to the fact that tho team had
had only two days Of outdoor play before starting
the trip. ana 10 a combination OF unfortunat e
errors. The Rutgers nine opened TIE baseball
season at NewBrunswick in "A game on Friday
afternoon with the Wesleyan College team.
Announcement has been made Of the engagement
OF DR.. Edward l.. stevenson professor 81 history
at Rutgers and Miss Grace RunyOn daughter OF
Elias RunyOn. OF New brunswick
President Austin Scott. Drs Louis Bevier and
william 4. Duryce OF the college faculty, were
prominently identified wi.h the City club move
wick