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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Princeton y. j. Jun, y ,5pccaD-i'' 'a'. 'N-
an~adcn has been i1ssel the las; cc'aI'loh HN''.
ara nothing re.rli~. of tie Princeton 'o''k'a'' 81
1914 bur the "bcennins % the "nn the com
l,cnccmcr' ~ juniors burrcl incr O. '"'' S'',''"
ami calculus behind Edwards III Fr1"y ''''i'i'
WIT. the. -opr,fnor,s celebrated their ADVENT mo
the class by poralls ZIP ari do"A "f7'"-S''
dressed - fantastic costume.
To-ro.roH morning Pres. tent Patton ~! pf'a'H
the N1ccrlaurelic in Mauroni Chapr., VINE ne
annual meeting of the Phlad' iphan Society VII be-
held 70 Msrquanl Chapel IT o'c''t III '"c '''''lf'
TIC rrogr, mmc for thc rest of the week is ~ i''-
lows. 49,,
Monday. Jrrc io-ll = I'd. opening 'Hcr.i >, A,.T-
arlsr Ia !. 700 T. lNy EXERCISES, Noi'n W
lecc: 27r cannon .ycrc Sos. 80 senior fn ie 80
JUNIOR orator contest. Alexander liall nc ~. ,
lure 40 Il. No.. exercises @; the literary s''ir''s
On the steps II cli Noi'h. l'.'l arnu. "iEgg'l
Ivy against Cottage 1880. annual meeting o. 1T"
l-crafy societies s ih,ir halls lut' a. ~ L" l. H.
string banl on u.ls. g. H.. alumni process. 90
forms. :. ainnri d.-r'r and meet ny "i ni,hni J"
l'llycrsit, iiti., -. 80 mn SIC 'NAln'ilyh ~ IT,
ccpiion 10y i'T"sii'u agl Mrs patton 80 ir"Sp1r.'
$50 scuio~ srsirg; 49, Avrd" prz' debate, N'A-
an'Cr Hal. b, .opb more reception IN asNo
"Wednesday. Jun" 10 io:lJ q. M. ir"ft3-l"n forms
IN front of pll N,rta. n.W 'iNh annual coinn'n.'-
m.a:. Aloxar Der iInll. - n.. c.t's sipi''. I 20
United Statos Naval Arli"m, fai y "Al iufh'A 'Ae
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CHESTER.

Rochester ~ Y. June ,SpecaD.-The Following
is rho commencement programme: sunday morning,
Inn. Ii baccalaureate sermon at the First Presby-
,eriln church. by President David }. Hi; Monday
ortornoon public opening of the new physical lab
orotory: Monday evening Dewey prize declama-
,,ons by sophomorcs at the I.yceum Theatre with
ullai, by the University Mandolin club. followed by
fraternity reunions at the several chapter houses;
Tuesday morning. meeting of trustees at Anderson
Han. Tuesday afternoon. class day exercises at the
Iyceum at o'clock and on the campus at D
o'clock: Tuesday evening. Grafton before the Phi
Ecta Kama at the Iyceum, by William IA. NOEL
roy of New-York followed by informal reunion OF
alumni at the Chamber of commerce; "Wednesday
morning. business meeting OF the Pm Beta happa
at Reynolds Laboratory; Wednesday afternoon
graduating addresses and comforting OF degrees az
the I.ycrum Theatre: "wednesday evening" an il
r,cepion ut the residence OF President Hill, Ihurs-
day morning alumni meeting Thursday afternoon
alumni, dinner "a, IT., -
The fan term OF the university will begin or
Thursday September 10. Examinations for admis-
sion will be held Tuesday. June is, and Wednes-
day, September. II. .,,.~,.
syracuse was the winner m the Intercoles late
field day sports held at the Rochester Driving fark
on May a. The Salt Lake city boys scored 81
points, Rochester 81. and Hobart II.
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CORNELL.

Ithaca y. Y, June (Spe caD.-Cniversity APP
pointnens for 1885 we're made by the Board OF
Trustees this week The following were appointed
10 fill vacancies which viii occur b. the calling OF
Cornell instructors higher places in other inst-
tutions: Charles j. Bullock, Phi. ID. and Fellow OF
the University of Wisconsin, instructor IN eco
Monies: +. Il. Lodeman. Phi D.. fe;ow OF cornell
instructor in romance languages: c. S. Nortnup' a.
l.. CorneD assistant in English; v. Snyder IN
D. O5uingenD. Instructor In mathematics; ~ a.
Morton y. : tCornelD. assistant in chemistry H.
T. Adams NJ. f. tCornolD. Instructor in mechan-
ical engineering. Professor W. A Ffnch was
made secretary CT the Law School. and c. a. Mar
tin was promoted to be assistant professor OF
architecture Additional instructors were ap
rointcd as follows: W n. HIATT, G. H. Vornei
and j. Hayford. instructors In civil enyineeilhe, D.
Senbower at present instructor IN the University
OF Indiana. assistant in English; f. j. Durand, H.
Sc corne!D. assistant in botany.
Harry ". Hicks. 49, formerly Of OberIn Iol:tse'
has been elected general secretary OF the Iniver-
sity Christian Association.
The rand and substantial growth of the unyer-
sity is s,rikagiy eXemplhed by the large building
operations carried on every summer Work ~ now
well under way the large addition 10 sage HAN
Tho contract for the state Veterinary College
which VIII be "A handsome structure, costing ABOUT
$4,000 VIII probably be let soon. The 5oard OF
Trustees this week voted appropriation OF
chemical building It Is already one OF the iar8
st and fines. buildings devoted to the teaching OF
dentistry In the United States but the unex-
aupled growth OF the university and the expan-
sion of all departments make an addition neces-
sary.
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WILLIAMS.

Wiliiamstown, Mass June fSpeciaD.-WNllamS
scored her first victory over Amherst In The
championship games Decoration Day BON
teams played excellent game In the Held
and at the bat. The teams were 80 evenly
matched that the score was In doubt until the ninth
inning This game gives Williams the lead In the
championship race There are now but four games
TO be PLAYED. three OF them being on the home
grounds Dartmouth. at Wil.iamstown. June ana
S and Amherst. June q.
The following men have been appointed com
rnencement speakers: Walter Andrew Bration. OF
Stamford Vt: James Ray craighead. Saratoga
SPRINGS ~ Y: Charles Harrva Durfec. Gcn'seo.
y Y; George william Hunter. jr Norwalk. Conn;
Frederick william Memmott. Newark. y. j.; John
Herbert Peck Pittsned. Mass; Hermon Arnold
Strong Winstel Conn; Einathan Sweet, Jr.. Al
bany John David Wild. Manchester. VI.
A non-se society has been formed at Williams
called "Gargoyle." Its object is TO promote more
manly and unsehsh spirit in college and 10 adj
vance Williams In the various branches OF college
life. The senior class members Of Gargoyle are as
follows: jerome r. Allen. Greenfield, Mass 4;
George NJ Alden Troy; FELTON, Bent. Philadelphia:
ner New-york city: Frederick +. Draper, Lansing
burg y. Y; Joseph o. Eaton. Cincinnati; a; II
Ide Troy: Frederick H. Goodwin. sharon wv
Penn: Robert r. Furman. Topeka. Kan; Robert H.
Jeffrey, Columbus. Ohio: Harold 4. Moslcy. N'si-
neld Mass Frederick +. Kimban Lakewood
c. Head Portland, ore; George +. Perkins, Jer-
sey City: Francis w Rawe. Bryn Maur. Penn:
Arthur H. Rudd. Poughkeepsie. y. y; John s.
Russell Troy; Elnath Sweet, Albany
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south HaGley Mass. Jun" '9p'c'np' a.
SIN 90 chlcneo has put Mount hoyohe "'
liz, ~ ,,liec.s 10 share his princciy p''''' '' ~
ana ,,o,,is.s s-0 eco FOR the endowment "i pro-
,.s.or, chairs II the alumnac viii. within 'iS"''e"
months secure $4,000 more toward the same ""-
i.r, Th.s hc does IN spite o; h.s prejudice "s"'"'
h,luing Eastern colleges. rs token 'i HIS ''-
nr..of,.n az the work q, Mary Lyon. from whose
patient work ~ he saw ii In The days "h'h 9n'
WAS soliciting funds for the fo"h'l"s @ MN.
nolyoke. h. gathered much Of hts inSpT'''" 'o'
benevolent giving.
Mr. Hayes Of Dalton. has promised S''.V0V "''',,
certain conditions. for the removal o. the o''
cemetery I'm front of the college. IN order lha'
shall he permanent ark Owned ana '"''' '''
by he cnllc-r ard open 10 the puh1c. .t,, D.,
Tn. urohah'c. are that the 'l'rtIl' r""'. ~
comrl,t.l from noiyok 10 the eolles" with'h the
4 shadow has been cast over ihr week :" VIZ, I'ir
sud,i,n death from neuralgia Of the heart. OF VI
Ser,h Melvin. % the class ~ ~; FOR TWEEN Nv,
years an Instructor at Mount uoyoNe' S SnO,.
scrv.c before The removal % the BODY 10 her nome
IN Chester y H.. held In the chapc on
"Wednesday III { m. President Mead conducted
a memorial service on Thursday
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STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The first examination for entrance to the inst:.
tute was held on Friday. About seventy candi-
dates presented themselves for admission. Inc
order OF the Commencement Week exercises fas
been announced. as follows: Sunday morning.
June lG-Baccalaureate sermon al ST. Pauis Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Hudson and Eigntn sts..
by the Rev William r. Jenvey. Monday afternoon.
June 17-Presentaton OF an engine by the class OF
80 to the electrical laboratory, at o'clock trial
and electrocution OF Calculus by the class of ~, at
o'clock. In the quartz; Club Hall. Washington
st. between Tenth and Eleventh SITS The ira. Will
be followed by a reception for the faculty aLd
undergraduates by President Morton. Tuesday.
June lS-Reccpton and tea OF the Rho Chapter Of
Delta Tau beta No. l03i Bloomie.d-st, I 10
D. m Farewell dinner OF class OF 95 at Hotel
Marlborough O'Clock. Wednesday. June 10
Reception for the faculty, alumni ana graduating
class by President and Mrs. Morton, to y. m.
Meeting OF Alumni Association In the ball OF
Stevens School at O'clock. Thursday evraing.
June 2o-Commencement exercises In Hoboken
Theatre o'clock. John NJ. Gregory VIII deliver
the address TO the graduating class. The selec.
tions for salutatorlan and valedictorian &,
Austin Greenridge and William II. Corbett.
This seasons lacrosse team had their picture
taken Monday, after which the election OF cap
tain for next years team took pace and resulted
in the choice of William II. Jennings. So This was
his second year on the varsity In which he has
played at centre and on the attack. The sopho-
mores were defeated in the annual baseball game
with the freshmen BY q score OF II to /
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. y. Y, June (SpeciaD.-The fortieth COM
petiton for the Clark prize in oratory was held on
Wednesday evening. The following were the speak
ers and their subjects: The Oratory Of Abraham
Lincoln" Burton Marcus Balch; "Anarchisin'
Herbert Roswell Bates; 'Bismarck's Dealing With
France" James Walton Carmat; Louis kossuth,
John Groves Everett: "Bsmarcks Dealing win
France" John Harvey Lee; "Anarchism. Samuel
Gilmore Palmer. The prize was awarded to MI
Lee
The third soper prize for the best thesis on Pro
lection and Prices" has been awarded to Herbert
Roswell Bates 81 The third Daring prize for the
hest thesis on THE Financial History OF Washihs-
IONS Second Administration" has been AWARDED 10
John Barton Seymour. '95 The Munson pr.ze IN
German was won by James Henry roster ~ OF
Verona. -.
The following announ cemen:s o. commencement aP-
rsontments and department honors were mace 10 'he
co cge Yesterday: Valedictorian. Roy H. DHdey'
salutatorian. James II. Foster; hgn honor o'1'o,s'
R,r;on If Balch George Clark. IT. and george Il.
Stone. honor and head prize orator, John Is. oey-
nom bonor orators Friend H. Miller. Thomas G.
Bur: and William T. Petit; Pfuyn mela u olHsUI,
lanes w Carmalt: Kirkham prize orator "'i'a'''
a Aiken; Clark prize orator. John H. Lee: .o,ors.
- The following seniors received department. honors:
Greek James II. Foster Latin George Ia I,nn. II
"a ihemai,cs George f. stone German Ja'ie9 ~
rSstnr: French George lark. jr; rhetoric ana ora
t3I!, q egnrr: ethics and Biblical study. r. H.
-, m9ii,y chemistry r. h. Dudley; bioogy J. L.
1r.ncss. nhvsics and astronomy. James H.. Fos;er;
..co.ogy George Clark jr.; history ana law Miner
rb@ Root fellowship Of $500 founded by Ehu
Zoo, 81 Of New-York CITY. 10 be AWARDED 70 NE
NOR who shows marked ability in one OF tne u e,
,artments of physical science. has peeh ass'seu ~
19 %t nrcssent and Mrs stryker gave reception
"a. the senior class on Tuesday afternoon
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nn.rnN ININEESITN

Boston. Jun. ,Spec.aD Boston University COM
rn.nr. r.,r. exercises took place last week The
.,r.riu. event q to- week the c.ass lay eNer-
c..,- in sleeper Hall. az 3. m Morlay Th~
has,rs ~ the class day programme were carried N
"a. follows. Marshal walker f.. Adams. president.
Miss : Emma sawyer. prcsen;ist. Ernest \. May
r,fl. urouh.i Ms Elsie -. Hohs0n. orator. T..
James McGHl 'Int,rcolls gate oratory"; poet Miss
s,f, Gone BRYANT Aff,r the c.ass lay exercises i
.hc,u va. served In Tie chapel In The evening
~. senior reception was hell in sleeper Hall. at
t.r let hy about five hundred guests. The Recep-
tiou Committee was Dean and Mrs. Huntington.
Charlie. " Pierce, Miss Elsie g. H1bson AMI Miss
sarah /. Chick The Committee Of Arrangements
vas car. 7. Taylor. Harry r. Perkins Ernest y
Nayrarl Ms Ruth VI. Ietut AMI Miss fanny
Leonard President Warren de.lVrrcl thr hi''d.
Laureate sermon Ia Bromield 'hurch lu,"ly ~
.yl IN lis theme was prom Athens 70
1.,rlr;h ami he took this classic journey as TYPE
cal ~ IN. transition from STUDENT NE - u. hciNc
.nI hitting uursuits Of the industrial "orli m
,,rncn,n.nf exercises were held In Music Han on
ana ,vont,-onr students received their deg4e.s'
They were app Irtprcl among the various w ~,
rnen,t as follows. Bachelor ~ Arts ", itAo".ipi
~ hlns,ffv = bachelor Of science, ~ lf''" ~
c.h'nl - ip-nllgy ~ Bachelor If Sacrrl ln,''iy'
-. IL - ~. IL. r.. cum lauie. To- ~, a.
MAGMA cum lnudc. =. ChirufsIi' nUU,, :,
ma. rac 2. NJ D. q. \. NJ. l. ana IN. IT, o.
brilliant affair ami Closed the exercises -. tm
w..k THURSDAY Friday AMI SaiuIiay We r. ~
entrance examinations were held AZ the ''i''"~ "
|
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown Conn June ,SpsciaD.-I. b. Waltz,
g. has received a fesowsh In the department OF
economies at the University Of Chicago for the
coming year.
All the college classes closed yesterday. ana the
examinations viii begin on Monday lasting TWO
weeks C0fninence nent week begins on Monday,
June q.
f.. cons IN the athletic ORGANIZATIONS during the
las. week resulted as fol'ows: Graduate member
Il th. Baseball ASS Jcla,ion. Professor W W James
ureg lent 9. H. ierrien. %, secretary treas urer'
I, Vnois,on' capialn OF the track athletic team,
! A Anderson, 90: university secretary-treasurer
SKIM and serpent. the senior society has init ted
It's successors They are 6. r. Berrien n d.
Dawes + A Fuller. ". =. Morey, j. Pullman,
- + irirr.,l VI - Tower Ieta Phi. the sophie
more fraternity held It's initiation last week. Tne
Initiation supper was served at the winthrop MOTEL
Mcriien. ,. .a. .,a
f X Knowles ~. a post-graduate student ana ma
nriz. for a poem on New England from the New
t,ng,ani Society OF Orange y. j.
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New-Brunswlck. y. j.. June 'Specab. The
Scarlet Letter." the college annual. published ths
year by the class ~ 30. has made It's appearance.
ard IL a handsome and crelltahe book Il II freely
illustrated with views taken on aul near the cam
pus. including all Of the collcg" buildings Another
feature ~ the book is the pictures Of al c pr"si
dents II Rutgers. With The exception Of the first
one who's. likeness could not bc secured r."
pictures Of the present faculty occupy three OF tn"
pages and tn. names Of all the graduates Of th"
college are given with their RESPECTIVE" classes. IN"
athletic and literary Departments are We'll arfane'i
The book scrvcs almost as history OF the college"
II is aiigactvcy bound IN sea.-brown cloth. "'ih
silver lettering.
Tac annual Ncw-Brunsw.ck concert OF th' Kni-
gers Glee club VIII take place IN Aliens Theatre
o. Friday evening and viii bc practically tn open
Ing Of commencement festivities In addition 10 the
club. George Wilmoi. the leader. announces That
he has secured as special attractions Miss Frances
Miller soprano Of New York. and Philip tsn'r.
'coli.si After the concert he sophomore cremation
takes place.
The Delta Phi senior oraio: prize contest TOOK
lace la Kirkpatrick Chapel ai O'Clock On Nein's-
day evening Of this week. The speakers and sub
jecis were. Frank =. Eaton. "Ihc Power 81 Flo,
Qucncc". George :. Ludlow. Oliver N'i"'l
folnes". ". Frank Parker. The Power u ora
tory. Eugene BOecrl the lnhu"nc. o. Hciehco'
Henry L. Hart The Relation o. ch,"a TO W.st-
ern CIVILIZATION The Prize was awarded 10 . org
: Ludlow, nth honorable mcnton to W. FTahh
Parker.
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Amherst Mas. Jun" tSp"ciab.-Thc Programme
for commencement week was announced mis- nom
Ing Tn. baec.laIr.-ttc sermon viii be- preached lu
IN, college church sunday morning. juno - iy the
Rev nr Henry \ Siimsou. pastor Of to- broadway
'rah.rnlclc Church. % Ncw-Yofk ON MonIas
morning fhc junior class. which Won the Lincoln
gymnasium 81 d. this year viii give athletic ~
hihlron IN The Pratt - mrtsiGm. Ia iae afternoon
Will come tn. Hardy prize debate a. The senior
cass. and in ~. evening the kellogg Ifz, sr"lkins
b. members OF the i~o lower Glasses Tn com.
iaeac'rn,n, PRODUCTION CD, the senior t-amaflrs wlI
also be- gwen N,ndi, evening
Tuesday is Class by. and the class is, VIII he
antci near tho college church IS ~ Grafton ard
poem. ia the mornlns. The commencement con
cert by The G.ee ani iario clubs WI. follow ih.a
In tho afternoon TIC c.ass GRAFTON and poem vii
be given in Co.l,ec Hall. followed hy tte grove ora
ton ana poem ana cltss prcssrtaton 10 ihe college
grove. In The evening the HYDE ifz" speaking uil.
take I.sr. IN College Hal ana the different FRA
iernit!cs VIII xiv the "nnul. senior r'c"it nn- ~
meetings ~ tho general alumni association ans ihc
PM Beta Kappa society," ne seventy fourth annual
Alumni dinner vii le given u tn Friit Gymnis un.
and IN tie evening "il otesr toe pgslienis f'O'p-
uon 80 the alumni
f. ". Hardy. Of y .rfhanpfln. VII De- foA-tf.f f'r
+. l.. iii. % Paxton. MAJ. class prophet. au'
j. =. lleorng. ~ Sac. Ne. class historian
The football management have secuted George \
Gray the HtrfAI! halfh4ck. as coach fuf 20" foot.
ban team next fan he wiN -p'ni about six ~e'k-
80 Amherst captain Pratt j. nuf giving thr can
Gilaics any spring practice THIS term.
l.. r Thomas. The pitcher who madc such
record against Yale hy shutting them ONT without
hand. and VII not be- able to pitch again this
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College Hi. Mass. June (SpeciaD.-At the an
nual June mesng Of the Athletic Association .. +.
Dillon elected manager Of the baseball team
for the ensuing year and c. b. Green assistant
manager. H. W. Holbro)k. &. A. Browning and
". s Parks were elected student members Of the
Advisory Committee The constitution was amended
by making the managers OF the various teams per
sonally responsible FOR all expenditures made with
ont the sanction Of the Advisory Committee.
The Perkins prizes for extem9oraneous preaching
have been awarded to A. A. Smith and a. J. Cardall,
Of the Divinity School.
AZ the Greenwood readings last Tuesday the
prizes were AWARDED 10 II. T.. Benton. \. T.. Barr
lett AMI John Ellis At the Goddard prize readings
Frank r. Gale. ~. spoke n patriotic selection en-
tltel The Volunteer soldier" Mr.. Gale has been
working in the family II Professor Bray for his
board. Mrs Bray. southern born woman OBJ
iectel u this piece. AMI discharged him from her
EMPLOYMENT because he spoke 1t. The students were
highly INDIGNANT at what they considered an I'M
uAtriOtlc act Al maas-ncetlng II was decided 10
show how the students fe.t In regard 10 patriotism
Friday evening nearly all the students formed In
line and preceded by drum corps. marched up
and down Professors Row singing patriotic songs
srvcrli halts were made In from; or the Brays
house where the Stars and Stripes ana Gale were
Inudly cheerei Later the Hill was Illuminated ana
me Glee Clcb sang. The demonstration was orderly
and has been warmly commended by friends OF the
college
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Hartford. Conn. June tSpeciaD.-The baccalau-
reaie sermon is to be preached 10y Bishop Dudley OF
Kentucky. The final senior examinations began
Friday and viii continue through the next week
The fifth Trinity german was great success, ana
was led by T.. r. Burke. '95. and NJ. VI. Sibley. IS.
\ concert was given Thursday in Windsor 10y the
glce and mando n clubs on Monday night the mus
cal organization viz appear for the last time in the
season at Alumni -i.,!
Wednesdays game :. III Amhers; closed the base
ball season The team played we'll throughout \
streak of heavy batting in the las, two innings won
the game for Amherst to >.
Beta Beta Chapter Of Psi tpsi on gave german
Tuesday at their chapter-house with about twenty
couples
The TESTERS reproduced Professor Johnson play
of Germs. at Farrington last week. before large
audience. Another play will be given In Hartford
before commencement.
The sophomore-freshman fed meet resulted in
victory for the sophomores. l1i2 TO l5i2
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New-r Haven. Juno (Spec.aD.-The 80 Yale class
book. edited by Erwin ID. Osgood, OF New-Br.ia!n
IS just The class contains loi hopu5hcahS
forty Democrats and slA Prob b ;ionsts 1t favors
compulsory chapel. and votes beer as as la'or'''
drink Half the class stated that they never In
tend to marry. although fvc acknow'cdsed ihs'
they were already engaged The most popu!a' pro-
lessor is Dean II. T. Wright Professor Philips is
voted the best teacher. and Professor Ri'harGs
the hardest profc to bluff. attn OF the class
have paid the.r way through college Ire AVERAGE
expenses for the friedman year are given a S'i-'
sophomore year $9i3. junior year. S'i2. and senior
year SuSe. Two members OF the ciasa state i"t
they Lvel 500 year 10y waiting on table ana
acting as monitors. The largest expenses annu&hY
were $500. The class beauty is John VILLAINS
the handsonesi man Frank Buttcrworth; tie
mcekest man. Fred w. f;ursc OF Brooklyn; the
"4rouch:est" man. Captain Hinkey, the most c'-
centric man Emcrc f. Elmorc Julian J. 'H~m-
bcrlon voted the most versatile man, ana
Joe Hone the class "fusser Ihe greatest
social Ieh, ia +. Burton lIarr so" sloane Was
voted the most popular man Of the class. over
half Of the class ar, church members. 'onSiesa-
tiouasts coming frs. Episcopahans second, r''-
byterians third Blpusis iourih "ne M''honlS's
NTH. Joseph jefferson is the iAvortc actor ana
Ada Rehau the faNorI:e actress
The Vcrsty corporation has decided to "Xtend
tn. course for the degree in medicine from three
To four years. and he new curriculum WI go IN
the sheffield scientific School, Hho have pursued
certain biological studies for TWO wears. may be
candidates FOR a degree after three years study.
The annual election Of the University tice CWn
resulted as follows: President +. G. Lakeland, lr..
&C. secretary. W. j. Lapham. 81
Athletes Will he Interested IN knowing that rec
ord kept Yale for the last ci-hi years shows tla
non smokers are taller p per cchi beaver ava
have go per cent more lung capacity thar srokerF
An Amherst graduating class shows greater az
ference.
The following board Of editors Of The Yale Law
scAoo. Journal FOR the coming year il ann99gnc'I.
R R,ar sofia j. & H" T ,,DI yes
Haven: J. If Morgan. ~ oklyn T.. L. s. 'ele. lilr.-
ford r c. Taylor. stamford and W. Joseph TIE IN.
Clear branch. Tenn.