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BROWN.

Providence r. L. Nov. % SpeciaD.-As the end
OF the term approaches the seniors are becoming
more uneasy concerning the fate Of their petition
TO the faculty that those members Of the class be
excused from the final examinations who get a
mark OF at least 50 per cent on the term work. Inc
DELAY TO committee consisting OF Professors
Mumbus Wilson and Hardness, who are to report
next Tuesday.
The first OF the annual series OF debates held by
tho Brown University Debating Union took place
Thursday evening. In the gymnasium The question
Should bench Of judges be substituted Tor our
present Jury" was discussed by James Tucker. 81.
c. H. Wolcott 's7 for the affirmative. and A: NJ
Allen, 81 and James Taylor '9s, for the negative.
Professor Lamont presided.
large audience attended the lecture IN Sayles
Hall a week ago last night by Moorhe.d storey or
Boston. on Municipal Administration, Past, Fres-
and Future" . ?,
notable honor has just fallen to Professor j. f;
Jameson. The Royal Historical Society or England
has elected him corresponding secretary.
The Glee. Banjo and Mandolin club has ohered
and a prize OF slj for the best humorous song. De,
cenber is the day on which the competition VIII
end M,
The freshman class has elected its officers. They
are President. J. +. Casey; first wee president, u
D. Church. second vice president, G. II. Guild )r;
secretary. c. d. Easton; treasurer, H. H. BROWN
cheerer J. S. Pevear.
Colby Academy Club has been organized with
the following officers: President. A. II. kempton;
president, =. K. Bul,ard. secretary ana treas
urer. q. w Parker; executive committee, 1. II.
Lewis. o. NJ Bean and II. A. Calhoun.
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. y. Y, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The Univer-
si,y Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs gave their
first concert Friday night in the Olivet Methodist
Episcopal Church The annual Thanksgiving trip is
fully arranged, and will include OF the
cities and large OF Western New-York and
Pennsylvania.
The Association OF College Editors for the State
OF New-York met with the Editors OF "The Uni
versity Herald Friday afternoon and evening for
their annual convention. Delegates present
from eight college papers. and the meeting was Il
thoroughly enthusiastic one \ paper read by
Or. Carol e. Smith, Editor OF The Syracuse
Evening Journal"
Mos, Of the spectators disappointed In the
football game between the Varsity and Rochester
University teams last Saturday. az neither team
in good shape. But the results x
pected 80 In favor Of Syracuse. which gives syria
cuse the pennan, the first time In five years.
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New-Haven Conn. Nov. % (Spec!aD.-The Yale
societies have decided not to present Joint play
this year as II takes much time. The idea OF
having the University Club give the play has also
been given up.
The cup won by Yale In the contest with Cam
bridge has arrived and been placed In the trophy
room OF the gymnasium. The cup Is about twenty
inches high, and has the words international
Athletic Contest engraved on two silver ribbons,
which stand out in relief from the cup. on the
body OF the cup the words. won by Yale
October 5, 1885, and the neck is the etching
Cambridge Yale" The cup weighs nearly eighty
ouaces ard holds about seven pints.
\ concert will be given in Memphis, Tenn, on
December 26 by the Yale and Princeton Glee and
Banjo clubs The auditorium in which the concert
will be given seats 5000 people. This is the first
JOINT concert ever attempted by the clubs OF any
two large colleges.
The Freshman Navy Club has elected officers as
follows: President ord Preston. 80. yice-presdent
q. C. Greenway, rs 8; secretary ana treasurer. A.
T. Way. go
The university library has just received from the
Misses Tully, OF Springfield. interesting col
lection made by Their father, the late DR.. William
Tully OF profile portraits OF portion OF his col
legc class Yale, 1906 so far AS Is known, this
collection is unique and the earliest memorial OF
such nature OF any college class.
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GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown, d. c., Nov. % (Spec!aD.-rhe Glee
Club, which during the last few years has gained
much praise for its clever work is to be reorgan-
lied. The prospects for good club first class.
The Banjo and Mandolin Club has been organized
Since the fall meet. work has been constantly
In progress the quarter mile track which
surrounds the baseball field and when spring
comes the track will be in superb condition.
Since football with outside teams has been pro-
hbited by the faculty all interest is centred in the
class games The first series Won by IS.
The seniors entertainment on November Is was
a in every way; CASTOR Hall was well
hlled and nothing but favorable criticisms were
heard throughout the evening. The feature OF the
evening was the fine singing OF Mr.. Poulson. The
singing OF Mr.. Seaman deserved great praise, as
also did the limitations by Mr. Green.
on Friday, November y. Chauncey Olcott. the
Irish comedian, the guest OF the students.
lie entertained them for some time with his songs
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Williams.

Wlllamstown. Mass. Nov % (SpecIaD-The
quostio OF honor system is undergoing thor
ough discussion at Williams and meeting was
held on Friday OF last week 10 take some action
in the matter. Thompson, Princeton 49, who
was a member OF the committee to draw up
the Princeton honor system, outlined tho method
employed there and urged Williams to adopt like
system. After discussion the matter was
laid on the table for week. The general sent-
mcnt Is In favor OF the measure.
A rule has been passed by the faculty for
bidding any freshman or sophomore football or
baseball team 10 play any game outside OF Will
Jamestown.
The Gee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs have de-
cded take short trip at Christmas In ad-
dit.on TO the now extended one at Easter.
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College Ill., Mass. Nov. % (speciaD.-The annual
freshman sophomore game will take place next
Tuesday. Both teams are in excellent condition
and quite evenly matched
Delta Epsilon gave a reception at their chapter
home. Tuesday evening. to Alpha Delta Sigma. the
young ladies' society
G. E. Cough has been elected captain OF the
freshman football team
Instructor Frank +. Sanborn has recently pub
lshed a small book entitled Elements Of Mechan-
ism"
The Gee Club has adopted rules hning members
for hardness absence at rehearsals or at con-
certs. At the end OF the season, whoever has had
fines levied against him gets the fines levied on
the other members.
The first debate Of the newly formed Tufts
Union was held Wednesday evening
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JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore Nd. Nov. % (SpeciaD-The Johns
Hopkins University football team has about ended
it's short The manager unable
range games with many teams because Of the late
determination 10 put team In the field. The sea-
has been shorter and the team no more sue
cessful than Il last season.
1t has been announced that money prize will be
given the writer in the classes Of SO and 81 of
the best essay on any Of the following subjects:
"Dr. Johnsons Friends" Defence OF Socrates +"
Character Of Benjamin Franklin" "A Day in
Rome in the Time OF Cicero" THE Results Of
Polar Expeditions and "Interoceanic Canals"
The prize of so for the best public speech made
by undergraduate, offered by a friend OF the
university will be awarded TO the best speaker on
OF these subjects: Necessity OF Political Par
ties The Typical American The Effect Upon
Japan OF the Recen, War" "A Danger That
Threatens Our Country. The Three Men Who
Made Modern Germany and "The Effect Thai
Railroad Building Has Had Upon the Prosperity of
the United States"
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. y. Y. Nov. % (Spoclal.-Colgate de-
feated the Syracuse athletics Thursday-li-i-in The
last football game of the season or the six games
played the home team has won four. The team Is
one OF the strongest Colgate has ever had, and as
none of the players graduated this year. the
prospects for a championship team next year are
bright.
The gymnasium instructor is DR.. George w.
Banning of New-York DR.. Banning has had
charge of several gymnasums before. and Is a
graduate Of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
The new catalogue has just appeared. New cuts
OF the buildings attraction There are sew
eral changes I'm the curriculum. course in law is
offered by President Smith to the seniors. A
course in physiology and hygiene will he required
OF the juniors. Throughout the year President
Smith will deliver a series OF lectures on general
topics TO the freshmen.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. % (Special).-Kelley Hall received
Monday afternoon. on Thursday Foster Hall
served luncheon TO Mrs. Potter Palmer ana MIS-.
Thatcher Adams Graduate Hall entertained Sc
lect party at cards on Wednesday evening
Two new university clubs were organized this
week The Sigmas" womans club, with ten
charter members and 1.-The Waits" an undegradu-
ate mems club. with eight charters.
Hereafter November 10 will be a university holi-
day. 10 be known Founders Day"
Brent L. Vaughan. 81, has been elected president
Of the National organization Of the Delta Kappa
Epsons. -, ~,
on November 49, under the auspices OF the Uni
versity representatives OF Western universities
and preparatory schools gathered for the discussion
OF educational problems. Among the speakers were
Professor r W Kelsey OF the University of Mich
igan; DR. John W. Dewey and Professor Julia r.
Buckley , -,
Christian Union on Sunday afternoon.
The defeat OF Northwestern Saturday has given
renewed life TO the football team and the defeat OF
Michigan Thanksgiving IS now expected
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South Bethlehem. Penn, NOV. % 'Spec'aD'-rio
fessor Williams. professor OF mining gave d" IL"
,eresting lecture in the free university course on
Tuesday evening TO d large audience. HIS subject
was Egyptian Architecture Siereopucoh views
were shown and explained Some very me pho'o-
pranhic reproductions Of the dwellings, tombs' tenn
pies and pyramids were included among the views
Hugh Beaver Pennsylvania secretary OF the COL
,ege Young Mems Christian Association was !"
Be thlehem last Sunday. and addressed '"e He
high University Christian Association T., , 80
The senior mechanical class, on thelr ulp ~ ~
Scranton last week. Inspected the large paht 81 rne
1ackaWanna Iron and Steel Company. Inc iaI se
nIants OF the Boise Steel and Car Wheel company
and the Dickson Manufacturing Company maheis
of pumps engines, boilers and general mining md.
chinerv were also thoroughly inspected EreSt
courtesy was shown them by ali the ofncais OF the
various companies. , 49,. haao
THE following men from the junior class nave peei
elected to the editorial board OF The Brown ana
White": Bout, Sheppard and Underwood. .
McClung "a, was the heid Monday ana pu'
the football team through hard practice. ,.,.
Professor Thornburg, professor OF mathe.ha w
and astronomy left here Tuesday for west VIZ
enia 10 recuperate after a long Illness. lie IS ex-
nected back at the beginning OF next term -.
The freshmen class held successfuI banquet ID 81
Monday evening at the Hotel Allen In Allentown
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RUTGERS.

NeW-Brunswlck y. j., Nov 3 (SpeciaD.-The col
lege Glee Club sang in the Y. VI. {. \. Hall Of
Newark on Wednesday evening of this week
The Philoclean Literary Society has appointed
Baur. 80; Brink, 90. and Carpenter, 81. as COM
mlttee TO arrange for a speaking contest.
The Delta Chapter OF the Zeta Psi Fraternity at
Rutgers Will give dance in its chapter-house on
the evening OF December &.
President Osborn Of the junior class, has ap-
pointed the following members OF the class as the
Committee OF Arrangements for the annual ball
and reception: Scudder. PARROT. Strykeg, Riggs,
Coyer, Case, Voorhees, and Mason.
The college football tenn has disbanded, having
cancelled a scheduled game with the Annapolis
Naval Academy. The this year Rutgers
has rather embarrassing, and the work OF the
team only fair. Rutgers loses 10 Lafayette this
year the championship CT the Middle States League.
which she last year over stevens and I.afay-
cite.
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TRINITY

Hartford Conn Nov. % (Specian-The new quin-
quennial catalogue has just been issued.
The II. f. Russell fellowship OF $4,000 becomes
available this year. 1t allows two years course
Of study either in this country or abroad.
The football team played the last game Of the sea-
son on Wednesday with Tufts at College Hill, and
has gone out OF training Ii decided not 20
play a Thanksgiving Day game with the Laureates
OF Troy, as done last year.
The public rehearsal OF the musical clubs was
held at Alumni Hall on Thursday evening. The or
CARNATIONS. IN their winter trip, Will give concerts
at Albany, Pttsneld, Mass, and Hoosic Falls. The
annual New-York concert Will probably be given
some time after Christmas instead OF the
spring trip has been customary.
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SWARTlIMORE.

Swarthmore. Penn. Nov. g (SpeciaD-The first
OF the course OF lectures given by the college was
delivered In the assembly hall on Tuesday. Novem-
Der u. by Garrett T. Scrviss. His subject THE
Making OF Worlds"
Swarthmore at last realizes OF its long cher
ished hopes in obtaining chapter OF Phi Beta
Kappa. The petition was granted at the last con-
ventlon held In NewYork.
regular meeting OF the Young Friends Assoc
citation held on Sunday evening. November H.
The election OF officers resulted In making DIR. Will
lam l. Hull president, and Sarah Bancroft. ".
secretary.
Professor j. Russell Hayes is about to publish
n volume OF poems entitled '"rhc Old Fashioned
Garden and Other Verses" 1t will be out by Deem
Der |.
The young women have begun their regular gym
nasium work under Miss Marion Hunter.
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BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr Penn, Nov. - 'opeclap'. ,.n =.
D,',a CIub hogan its meetings last Friday with a
Ss.o,,.s,on Of Ralfour's Fragment on Progress
Nice Rowman go and Miss Lounsbury opened 'he
subject. after which the discussion became genera.
The Graduate Cub at its first nightly mee,iis
was addressed by Miss Kick, 81, on Inc ooAeee
Settlement Idea in its relation to practicai me-
-. =, ,ha colIsee Settlement Of Bryn Mawr
tnnh Mac II was decided to admit graduate STU,
dents from other colleges TO the membership VI
cSanter In the afternoon the Alumnae Assoeia-
ton he'd its meeting, 49,, h,,sy ,bis week
The Missionary Society has been pusy inns &, VIZ I'm
school at the Crow Reservation .o,.,o,,
TUESDAY afternoon the president gave ls0Spa, ~
60 tSs GTaduate Club. Dr. Stanley Hall. OF CIark,
smoke to the club on the subject or the preHa'ui
raationalization in the education or chlidreh -,
Work in the gymnasium began this week az
though outdoor sports still continue Inc CLASS !"
fencing this wear will be large one
The freshman play was given on Friday evening
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LAFAYETTE.

Easion. Penn Nov q (SpeclaD-A. p. Boiler,
civil engineer OF New-York City. lectured last night
before the department Of civil engineering on
Concrete" This is the first of course OF free
lectures arranged by Professor j. NJ Porter on
practical topics. a number OF citizens attended
the lecture.
The Franklin and Washington Literary societies
making arrangements for the preliminary
senior debate and preliminary junior oratorcal
contest Trexter sc, has been elected president OF
Frank Ho.
Herbert Welsh OF Philadelphia. lectured before
the Good Government Club Tuesday night Oh The
College Graduate and the Public Service" On De-
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FoRDHAM COLLEGE.

The senior class held It's annual class dnnss
yesterday
Thanksgiving Day the annual elections OF officers
for the baseball association will be held.
The latest issue OF The Fordham Monthly" 10
chiefly devoted 10 letters from old students. There
are. however. choice morsas OF verse. an essay
or two. the usual editorials and special stan
tributons. The editors have promised an unusualiy
fine edition for Christmas.
Thanksgiving evening the Dramatic Society will
present THE Bells" by Leopold Lewis. The prin-
epa. parts viii be taken b. James Donovan, ~;
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which were given up account Of lack OF support,
are being brought to the college by private enter
prise. The first of these was lecture by Max
ORe last Thursday night .
Bennington, VT. Iast week The banquet was the
occasion OF the transferring Of the historic Sab
rna" to the sophomores from the seniors, who have
held the coveted statue for two years the juniors
"Sabrna" kept by the eyen" classes. were on the
watch for this banquet and were prepared 10 secure
the statue by any means possible. The sophomores,
however eluded their vigilance. and, taking 4
special train from Amherst. were out or reach De-
fore their absence was discovered by their rivals.
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RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The "Cercle Fran
Gals held It's first regular meeting last Tuesday.
Professor X. II. Sanderson gave informal talk
about his trip to Brittany last summer.
on Friday the fall open meeting" OF the Idler
was held. Miss Irwin and several members OF the
Executive Committee received. and with them. the
president and vice-presideni OF the club Miss Rich
ardson. 96. and Miss Gilman %. The commit tee
In charge Miss EndlcOtt. 80: Miss Carter, 81;
Miss Drew, ss; Miss Ruggies 80. and Miss Bge-
low. special student.
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UNION.

Schenectady, y. Y, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The fol-
lowing officers have been elected by the senior class
of the Medical Department: President. A. c. Bax-
ter; vice-presdent, j. w jennings secretary, John
J. Dever; treasurer Roscoe J. Taylor: marshal. W.
NJ Clark orator, j. w. Blakely; poet, X. +. Died.
ling; historian, r. A. Rogers.
The Thanksgiving recess this year will extend
from next Wednesday noon until Tuesday, Decem-
Der 3. The Christmas vacation begins the 20ih,
and viii last three weeks
A glee club, composed solely Of law students is
forming.
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woMAN's COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Nov % (SpecaD.-The juniors enter
tanned the freshmen with series OF tableaus In
the gymnasium Friday OF last week. The prize
for Halloween" the best poem contributed TO the
November "Kalends," has been awarded to Miss
Katherine Sparrow. The editors have offered
similar prize for the best short story contributed
to the December number Of the paper
The Browning Club held It's first meeting OF the
wear last Saturday The Ring and the Book" is
to be the subject OF its criticism for the year.
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CITY UNIVERSITY.

The University library has lately been presented
with a large collection OF bound and unbound vol
umes formerly constituting portion OF the library
OF the late Hector @. Havemeyer The collection.
which contains more than i've hundred volumes,
deals chiefly with sugar and kindred manufacture
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Nov. % (speciaD-The Sawyer
prize gold medal. valued at $50 given for the best
work In the course In human anatomy and phys
Plainheld. n. j.
Lecture Course Committee in It's prospectus, and
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston, Nov % (SpecaD.--Delta Chapter OF Gam
mn Phi Beta held its annual initiation at the home
Of the Misses Putnam. No. 40 Fayette-st.. Lynn,
Saturday, at p. m.
The Gamma Delta Young l-ades Literary So
ciety rendered reception andlaf ernoon tea TO the
donors Of the Loan Library" Thursday afternoon
In Jacob Sleeper Hall.
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o,o ,,umnae will address the meeting OF the bos-
ton branch OF the association this afternoon . oil
presiient irvine has extended an invitatoh 10 n.'
s,,ients who are unable TO go to tner ho'nss IA"
INK the brief recess to dine at vacatien viii be-
an ~ 2 ~ n, on wednesday. December H. ana
eeo Con ,,,ntl a. M January 9. 1876
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cember II. s. Cavanaugh. a well-known local
Democratic leader and speaker, VIII lecture u"
The total enrolment OF students at Lafayette
since the origin of the college mas Deen o rioo.
There are % 900 volumes in the various cones.e
libraries. and the college apparatus Ii valued d.
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shall represent Wesleyan against Brown Inc
Judges will be chosen from the faculty
The sophomore freshmen football game Is SET
down for next Tuesday afternoon lnasmuch as
seven OF the Varsity sophomores. the game VII
probably he one-s!ded.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.


Carhr,a,s Macs Nov. % (speclaD.-Tbe Har-
yard co-onerative Society held It's annual meeting
on Wednesday Professor +. w. Taussig was
elected president and l.. w. Mott ''. was CHOSEN
secretary The Board of Directors inciooes y" au
ttion to these two Professor f. G. de SUM W. =
E. A. Dunway CIR: ]. Bowdiich VI - DOW
cher &c: j. r. Crocker, rs; W. h. Hutton i.' o.
and F. b. Mallory. instructor Inc repo'' y. -
ness not including the shoemak.ns departure, %
a recently started department In the Meoi0@'
school. shows the following figures:
-, .s Sis SEQ ~ $685. 600 W
Prof, .''..'.''''' -'''''.'.''.. 5000 ~ 900 ~
Dividends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1851 1908
Although the college authorities hoped to nave
the gymnasium completed by December l. the'e
does no, seem TO be much possibility OF It's pehs
ooened until after Christmas. There Is sun
great deal OF work be done In painting anu M
fishing with few TO do 1t, owing 10 IN annaar
labor difficulties In which the con'rac'o'S "'pe'
- The Cay Service Reform Club OF Harvard, VII WI
s Srio n S,v Service Reform League al WASH,
ington, December II and H. A . i"e"''' w.
ohn FfsSe viii deliver series Of lectures ,rs ON
the Civil War Nth stere0p,eGpp December TO- H.
snS Se The subjects are: From 81 LOUIS Vs. q. ~
shiloh: From New-Orleans to stone n''e''
p@rs: a mess tournament is nearly finished f. T.
Soufhard 49, has won, having reSo'TT , va men
are ted 1oi and r. spaiding. L. S-who have each
W WSn five out and have have e w psS
uI'' wis es II he is defeated by Sou.ia' -,
Rut in case he beats Southland the $50 tourna.
Zew-York for the intercolegiase 0"0''
mont will be Lewis and Southard o,.o,i,g as
On the subject OF an ntereoliesglabs na the other
soEi saa Thr Harvard cycling Association SOM
lime ago started the idea OF having an rIommittee
,a,ro ossociation But the Athletic ~ %
egiats he movement premature. ana TOT ,he
opesent will not allow Harvard to conslarr Cv
i, finb viii hold next spring an invta'ion oS
Ling meet the competitors being coh""eu ~ W.
lege men.
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