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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

The Great Council Of tie United States
Of the Improved Order of Red Men as.
sembled In Providence, II. l., on uesday.
There were ninety.eght delegates present
representing tAirty.Uno Stutes Il WAS
recommended that .he reggHa Ia super,
ceded by emblematicHl Jewels Mr.. Jo,
seph Pyle was again chosen keeper OF the
Wampum
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
A Dead Failure.

The grand and glorious Democratic
crowd who have been trying to run the
government for the past two years have
made a most dismal failure Of collecting
enough revenue to meet the approprIa.
lions The Wilson bill ls doing just what
the leading Republicans in Congress said
u would do. since its phssage the Prssi.
dent and Secretary OF the Trsasury have
had to call upon the money lenders OF
Wall street for the loan of over one hun.
dred million dollars TO keep the reserve In
tact. Now the Treasurer wants another
loan oil several m iilion dollars In gold, to
Keep up the reserve fund, as the balance
of trade is against the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

kATIsHA Is said to havs had wonderful
elbow but the base ball enthusiasts say
that II was worth going miles to see Nc.
Monon pitch ball. In the game played at
Baltimore on Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
sInie ConyenI.on of Ine Y. p =. Z. Il.

The state Convention OF the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
will be held 10 West Presbyterian Church
on September 25. 26 ami 81 The conyen.
tion Is expected TO be the largest one eyer
held by the society In this state ana eyarv
PREPARATION is being made for IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

The Smyrna team drove the @. A.U.,
team OF New Castle up nicely on Tuesday
at the Union street grounds. And the
umpire helped II along.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

delight to the eye All in themselves pretty
much the They made pretty and attractive the
opposite by the furniture which placed in them We
and in assortment and price we'll be found usual Lin fact
we're at our old tricks again. cutting prices and making bu
ness hum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Mrs. John Q. Farra and son. Randolph.
who have been spending the aum mer With
her parents. Evan p. Green and wife, re.
turned to their home In this city on Mon.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
+. Nj. w,er. Fi,,n ana ,x,ng s,,.,,.

-.
We have the best coffee In this town. We
nave the best tea In this town. Why don't you
buy from us and got the best7 You pay as
much or moro and don't get as good All our
big drive IN brooms this week; u nice light
broom To- lOc,; good hit better one for ibc..
aud extra good one for i0c. these are ali
good bsOoms and well worth the money.
iiave you seen the Duchess the new wash
Doar1f She's dandy. Three cakes OF Tur.
kish bath toilet soup for 5 cents; it's good
TOO. The new fall goods are couiiug along
we have new st. Marco Macaroni; that good
Kind We s1ld so much OF last winter. New
Yermicellii new raisins. big soft and clean.
az &C. 10 bargain; new honey i0c lumber
Mhat KIND o. gelatlnc do you usc7 We have
All kinds. DID you ever try Knox's? Its the
pest. Did you know hour WIS down againf
We are selling IL at the right price. big
bottIe OF blue for 5c This is cheap We keep
Harlow's blue We have Frank Siddalrs
soap, cakes for &c. We have everything
YOU want. Come aud see if we have at I. nj.
hier's, Fifth and King s;reets. s6-6t.
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ouoFArioNs
Rsportss ~
AEALD = COMPANY.
u isAassrs Asa isfok.r&

,rn,y ,nysss,nea, q . sad Securities yiaia,as
Orders for the purchase ana ssie OF
etochn and nondson Commission sxeout-
eaat All the stook exchanRcA
.frivAte telegraph wires to New York,
rhiiAdephia. Boston and chicago.
foreiwn Drafts aod LsttorA ot orsdii u
nnftnR prtooa RuIfuw t,rt...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

NOTICE-The public Is hereby notified
lA TINT the partnership heretofore exist
ing between the Undersigned has been this
day dissolved. and that Daniel W. Lynch WILL
continue the business oi said firin dt north
west corner Four ih and Madison streets and
southwest corner King and Eighth streets
under the name and style OF ID. W. Lynch Il
Co. All debts due said late frm should be
paid to said Daniel W. Iy nch. and all debts
owed by aaid firm are assumed by him.
DANIEL W. BYkCH,
DENNIS +. LEARY.
thank the public for the generous pa tron-
age EXTENDED the old hrm and so.icit con-
thu ance OF the saiue 10 me.
DANIEL W. LYNCH.
September 5, 1895. s7.iw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

Ir seems to be very poor law whore pro
perty owners pay liens which are uuiust
without coercion, that they are uuable to
have the same refunded back - them.
Such claims II tried before jury would
go against the city eysrg time. uotwltL
standIng the opinion Of tie CITY sollclior.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

SOME twelve boys paid high prices for
stealing rides on the cars OF the Delaware
Railroad on Tuesday before Justlces of
tho Peace Jester and Cooper Ihe lines
ranged from s43. % TO 50 40 eaeA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

TWELVE thousand American Mechanics
took part Ia the parade IN Philadelphia on
Tuesday 1t was grand sight and worth
witnessing. The Mechanics certainly cap.
tured Philadelphia yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
pLlHg1IvlAlll RllIa9l5!!
4hs a,ssasss R.li.vsy n A-,r,..,

PROTECTED TBHouoHoUT by THB
iDserIoeEinR switch aud DIack sisnsi sss-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

THR sad death of Mamie Towusley, the
oolored domestic Who was SO severely
burned while filling a lighted gasoline
stove, should be warning to otnsr Der.
sons that carelessness is very costly, when
pfactioed about one OF those doadIy stoves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

Mr. Thomas. son OF Harry L. Thomas,
tho 1eweler. has removed to 4U9 Market
street. where he will start In business on
his own account In few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

Commencing Monday. June 18th. 1895, trains
VIII leave French street station. W. N.
railroad. daily nj $50 n ~. to connect with
steamer Hepublo at Delaware river pier Re.
turning will leave pier on arrival OF
steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

precedented amount OF interest. Lord Dunraven is
likely TO come over here. and. putting in the Val
kyrie az he would have perfect right to do being
a member Of the New-York Yacht Club. his
vessel against the Defender the Viglant, the Colo
MIA the Jubilee or any other fast yacht that is
certain, and II will be only the beginning OF series
OF summers in which yachting will be feature.
Just think how would be II the foreigners were to
win the cup! l do not know. would not dare
say. how many yachts would be built TO
there and try TO win IL back
II. Maitland kersey came In az this moment 10
see Commodore Smith the subject OF the placing
OF flags or club signals the tugs that put the
buoys out at the marks IN the Observation-Disclosures
races MIR. Kersey said he knew nothing whatever
of any intention Lord Dunraven might have in
gard to taking the Valkyrie TO England this winter
in spite Of the announced intention OF wnerng her
here
Mr.. Kersey applied to Commodore Smith as the
chairman OF the Americas Cup Committee. to know
why when al the other boats carried pro-
fusion OF flags Of all there no flags
the tugs used To mark or flag the course I'm TIE in
ternatonal races. Commodore Smith called Mr..
Kerseys attention to one OF the provisions OF the
sailing directions OF the New-York Yacht cub,
which reads follows:
Marks VIII be floats displaying red flag with
white stripe. The position OF each float Will he In
dicated by tug showing red ball and stationed
wrecked it's place will be taken by It's marking tug.
which will show the club signal in addition to the
ball, and in turning the tug the directions for
ing the float will govern.
Mr. Kersey has Captain Osen and several
others in regard the tugs used flag the
rot carrying flags and IT has been rumored that
the failure to carry flags might prove to be i'm
portant breach OF the rules. Commodore Smith said
he could understand the object Of the invesga-
tons but IN any case the NewYork Yacht Club
not at fault
The reason why the tugs did not carry hags"
said Commodore Smith. was because that the
best way OF distinguishing them from the bunting
clad vessels that carried of the press
spectators.
Notices Of the special meeting Of the New-York
Yacht Club TO be held next Monday evening to con-
slider the challenge formally In hand from
Charles d. Rose were sent yesterday afternoon
j. V. : Odde. the clubs secretary. refused yester-
day to say a word to the challenge other than
that II IL Identical with the cab ed offer and that he
hopes to ii promptly accepted There will be none
OF the long discussions and correspondence which
marked the challenge OF Lord Dunraven to sail the
Na,kyrie against the new boat OF the New-Ycv
Yacht Club. but there is plenty OF chance for IA =
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS every city and town in nited
States for Stone patent portable win
dow shelf sells rapidly. send &c Tor
sample G. :. STONE. Ervng. Mass.
\ BRIGHT. original young Preshytsrian
minister. settled in or near New YORK
can have work Oh religious newspaper one
day week. Address stating qualinrs-
tions and remuneration required. =. NJ.
Tribune Office.
sALESnEN WANTED. 500 70 Si21 per
m1nth and expenses 70 introduce oIl
goods 10 the trade. staple line. position
dress, with stamp. KING MFG. Co. G. ID
Chicago
WANTED A fow Young men = lntelll-
gence who are willing 10 work for fair
wages. can D. learned in an hour ana - a
steady indoor business 42i Oih-aNt-,
Eulfu
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G. A. r. BADGES NOT ALLOwED ~ THIS CHURCH

Port Huron Mich. Oct. 9.-Frederlck Smith
veteran. buried this morning under the auspices
OF William Sanborn Post. G. A. r. The services
were held I'm St Josephs Catholic Church. and con-
Quoted by Father Spaeth When the pallbearers
arrived at the church door they were requested by
the priest TO remove their q. A. X. badges. This
they refused o do and they remained the outside
until the services were over. The veterans are
angry over the matter Father Spaeth said that, IN
requesting the soldiers remove their badges, he
was Only following the rule OF the diocese. when
states that society not approved by the Church
Is permitted to regalias in the church.
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vIcgT RACING NEXT YEAR.
opr SMITH SAYS 1T WILL SUR
p,ss ALL FORMER SEASONS.
--s CHALLENGES FROM FRANCE AND
rpNASY-vALKYRIE Ill MAY sTAf-MN
Jersey INVESTIGATING AN Al
LEGGED VIOLATION OF THE
RULES AT THE RE
RULES AT THE RE
CENT RACES

lanes u Smith OF the New-fork
Cornnio', 1. enthusiastic over the receipt OF the
Yacht - Whom Mr. Smith was seen at MS
Rose n.s Yesterday by Tribune reporter ne
Broao.'" ~. Dunraven incident was good rather
SAID ," nc ~ the sport OF yachting a. mas oeen
ina" =, .,o challenges received since. lie DE-
prove" :. because OF the dispute with DunraVen
he'es ,,,e-es, aroused by it there Is chance OF
ana ' a,d Germany going into the building OF big
r'a s,,gia-stickers When asked II ne thouEh'
ra, III would return England. as announced
N"N' .s,erdav morning. Commodore Smith said
a., no, believe that she would.
n' I'll " he said every day the Nakyre stays
w" s,a is now at anchor at Erie Basin. the
"',.- a-o her chances OF remaining ana taxing
- =, ,ext seas )n's regattas. l think the Sacht-
20 o.s,r over here next year Is goinS 10 ne some
ing '-.-eceaertea II Will be considered great
-, until wha, foresee comes to pass ana tha'
sea-" .,srine OF yachts in the Americas Cup con
is u'e r,rance and Germany. That is only ques-
W" - time No l wouldn't say that the French
Won consns will challenge next year. but they VIII
A'- - IN H. tell YOU the Americas cup is the
s'' -. .re seas and all the other maritime ma
"V' -, he earth will soon be after il. Talk about
Uo'S - n. not receiving any more challenges! 1t
~ :. - i,ng until the chalengers will. so 10 speak
-, d, . line and await their turn TO be considered
-, -. tpow that either France or Germany has
-. zach, that could compete with our fast boats
o.. bnt they could soon build one. Why not? The
- -sol,. fas, biz Yacht they have outside OF Eng
'.ns ,hs. know OF IL the German Emperors Me
800 which was formerly The Thistle.
~put do not want 10 get away from what
.r..4 .o say think that next years New-York
v.cb. club cruise AMI the Goelet and Drexel Cup
races and The races Of Newport Will arouse an un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
FURNISHED HOUsES-To Let.

4 LARGE end comfortable house, very
near 5H-lNc. and not FAR from ST
. mas Church. the pdrlor ana dining
room wel arranged Tor entertaining. all
bedrooms airy and commodious. plenty N
UsIfri room throughout. buffers pantry
Supplied vl.a modern refrigerator for wine.
etc, also wine cellar. house never occu-
fici except lv owner. rent reasonable TO
T. desirable tenant Seen on.y b. permit
from T. a. CRCIkSHANi< & 60. lT6
l.rNrf W.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
FRONT a!coye room second floor private
house. reasonable 10 permanent party.
lGJ West 46th-st one door from Broad
WAY.
TWO NEWLY furnished rooms in doctors
house. private references. % West
46th-sf
3 EAST 47TII-sT.. opposite Windsor -Ele-
giant and newly furnished suites; pOrcr-
lain baths. square and single rooms. break
fast. frst-c.ass valet attendance. only gen
tiemen.
llTH-sT. - EAST Beautiful well-fur-
nlshed large rooms. ample closets. quiet,
clean house. choice location. references.
2OTH-sT iOi EAsT.-Large Handsomely
furnished rooms single or IN suite,
southern exposure. private baths break
fssi optional. references
- GRAMERCY PARK Gentleman only.
large handsomeir furnished room. pri-
yate bath. also single room. breakfast; ref
erence.
23D-ST.. 4O7 WEST Furnished rooms
p.i' moderate.
24TH-ST a. WEST -Parlor floor. large
front ard back room. each with private
bath. rem s. and $40. he.t ana cleanness
guaranteed.
- sEvENTH.AVE. nark SLOPE BrooX-
iyn within i've minutes Of Prospect Park.
siX churches and TWO nrst-class clubs -
minutes 20 CITY Hall. New York. elegantly
furnished rooms. everything new and
lect. sizes ana prices 10 suit Young men
80 EAST 3.D-sT-Handsom rooms en-
suite. win private bath. or separate
private house unexceptiOnable neighbor-
hood. refeTeI ces
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

T. BUILDERS ONLY Wanted. q private
dwelling or story. 20 feet front. be-
tween SIS and i04tn SITS. Coiumbus-ave.
and boulevard. Send particulars 20 !. +.
MJHL1NG. Real Estate. AZ West Broad
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A-A-A-A A a.
SAFETY BICYCLE WANTED
VIII rive $50 cash. state make ana weight.
an rld stsles Address NEW STYLE. Trib-
une once.
M YOU want ia see the pfett-si dainti-
81 French ieVelry. call this week az
JAMAIES'S 900 Roadway. o. West 18th
~ Prices astonishing
TTVALID'S ROLLING CHAIR WANTED.
serd particulars AMI price Address a.
II. r. Tribune Once.
LEE THE CATERER flr dinner parties
receutions families served az their resi-
dents with board. please send cards -
East l3tn-sL
SAFETY BICYCLE WANTED
VuI give $50 cash state make and
weight. BEE BEE. Tribune once.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

CHEAPEST rent in the city. Bowery be
.veen Houston and Blescker Whole
louise. three story. 22.sxl00. 81. 800 per an
NUN second foor Il rented for 500. NM.
= FOWLER q CO. 40. l35 +. 44th-st.
CIEA EST rent IN the city. Bowery. De
-wa4n Houston and Bleecker.-Nhoie
house. three story Do 1l0O. 81. 500 per an
nun. second floor IL rented for $50 good
stand for 1rug store or any other busi-
ness WILSON. 20 Park-st
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cLnslrG pRLcEs OF sly FRANCISCO STOCKS.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
London Office OF Tbs Iilsrne. rs Fee, Street.
f. c. convencr, plsc. to leave ;Atr Advertisements
end subscriptions for Tn. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR -Residencs
properties all kinds: sale or rent
TUBS & TAYLOR. Beekman-s
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TWO floors. GiNsJ corner =. Marx and
ucefhlll ayes Brooklyn. within one
block ~ either. Vanderbilt. Bergen or
hutler-st trolley lines. all improvements
permanent light. abundant power. Apply
Go. W SHIEPLER. l79 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

81 MONTHLY Family dwelling. - min
utrs out modern Improvements, lawn
old tiess H Room IL 81 Wal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
HORSES AVID CARRIAGES.

An EXECUTORS SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
.ro nav p7-n~-ei,, OCTOBER 10TH. at
u O'Clock b. The FORENOON on the
premises. 80 r-,,,, -,
45i VANDTRBILT-ANE. near tuitoh-st'
BROOKLYN. New York.
=, close ,bs estefe ~ G. G.. LIVINGSTON.
deceased
STOCK COMPRISES
rAsT TROTTEEs. HIGH-CLASS CAR
RAGE and SADDLE HORSES. COST 4
CARRIAGES, IMPORTED HARM tSs 70
caDrrFS BRIDES Robes Blankets,
WINS Fjegan, Liveries. Riding Habits.
and In The paraphernaiia Of private stable
SAN WILL COMMENCE At II
orIOCK SHARP. AND SOLD TO THE
HIsHEST BIDDER WITHOUT hE-
SIpvr p, order % ELIZA c. & c. q.
LIVINGSTON. JR.. Executors.
NJ. J. GAYNOR.
, ACcfionesr.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED An unfurnished Apartment In
building with elevator. about ten rooms
below J9ih-st between Attn and Sth aves
Address T. .. Box. 1872 stating rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

WAITRESS. BY English girl. best ciiy
reference Cali tomorrow. R'rg Jani-
tors bell 22s East i2d-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

ing OF the possibility OF building yacht that VIII
rail even faster than the Defender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
FLATS TO LET-UnfCrnisaed.

tTH-AVE. 40. ! 04s (corner :Gth-su.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park, s65 10
500 TIRED. STONE. 60 Broadway.
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FOH SALE.

A-A-$l WEEKLY. Fine watches dls-
monds ~ trash. Can or address " :
CO.. Maiden Lane. Room " Everything
guaranteed
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srRscRI

ADVERTISEMENT AND srBscRIP-
rlONS FOR THE NEW YORK TkiB-
UNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.242 Bfuauw hN.
"a door north of Thirty -nrst-sf., ard AID
NERTiSEMENTS al the following hranch
Oriices 80 Elghth-ave.. 700 Thirt-aNc..
corner Fort -seventh-si., $50 East Forty
seventh-sf. corner Third ave. 100 East
Ie5th-st. near Tnlrd-ase.. l.o2d Third-aye..
near Sixty.nrsi-st.: LOS Flss'-aNe.. iOo
West Foriy-second-st. 10! Columbus,ave.
! $50 broadway. New York: and In Brook
In at 3y1 Fui,on-ft. u ,oart-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
NEAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

~ UPTOWN dwelling 20 exchange for
Country seat or farm. JOHN .. HONI,
f- 30. 81 pine-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

COOK Makes good soups. entrees. pas
fri>s bread pies economical. neat about
kitch.n. trustworthy. honest and sober. 80
A,sf Inn
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

To Let.
THE MADISON.
>, Nadis1n-eNe-. opposite square Apart.
menfs ~ suite ard single. unfurn'shed Or
furnished: restaurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

COACHMAN. German: single y: medium
size. understands his husiness In all Us
branches experienced. stylish driver soner.
honest and willing 70 be useful. cry OF
2 untrv. first -class city references Adtrsss
BERNHARD. 3ls East 5jth-st.. 81 hoog'
west.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

A CHURCH LABOR BrREAU.-The En-
ploynaent Bureau OF ~. bartholomew
Church IL az 200 East f2d-st- Domestic
servants Persons 10 hll mercantile and
professional positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

CHANGES IN THE FAcULTy-A NEW COURSE IN
NOVEL READING.

CHANGES IN THE FAcrLTy-A NEW COZ hSh IN
NOVEL. READING.
New-Haven. oct, CspeciaD.-Profesor l-add mas
been snno,nted an instructor in the graduate de-
partment at Harvard TO take the place OF f'oiesor
Palmer who is now in Europe. lie VIII WISH mar
ward every Thursday during the academic year.
The Divinity School opened on Wednesday. FRO
fessor George p. Fisher has been APPOINTED oea'
OF the faculty succeeding Professor Day who re-
tired because OF III heath and advanced age. TIE
membership OF the school is now about one nun
Gred being divided as follows: Seniors 90 iiuu'e'
Is: juniors IS: gradute. H. professor hafFis mas
resigned mis- charge OF systematic theology MS
place being taken by Professor Stevens. PROFESSOR
robinson. long connected with the law department
has resigned to take the position OF dean OF 'he
department OF sociology at the Catholic University
at Washington. He may come back TO denver
course OF lectures in the school
Baske; bah was introduced last year In the gym
nasum by Henry :. Anderson. The game proven
p,pular and the gymnasium authorities have de-
cided 10 continue f. this year 1t Is the plan 10 nave
q regular college team which shall represent faie
I'm matches against other colleges. Several cEai-
enges from opposing teams have already oeeh re-
The following changes have been made IN ne
faculty Professor Peek has returned from aDroa a.,
where ne mas spgn' oode has also returned from
Athens where he has spent year as 49, tssr
the American sehoo OF Classical 5a,nTx. he cones
from Western Reserve University professor t. nr Wv
Uopkns of Bryn Mawr, has been appolnten pro
fessor Of Sanscrit and comparative phlloosy' tne
chair formerly occupied by Professor " hI'hey; p'
& X Bancroft 81. has returned from ABROAD a.iu
begins his work tutor in La lin. Chsrton VI. Lew's WE
comes as instructor in freshman Engllsh 10 NC.
MIR Cotton DR. Sechtcl, Instructor In botany IL ne
Sheffield Scientific School last year; mas eohe 10 nv
University of California Mr. keliaT comes as M s
strllctor in freshman ma thematics MI strong -
been appointed tutor In ma;hematics Or, EadW!n
coDaae rom Columbia as Instructor in English John
Wurts of Jacksonville. Fla. has been appoiiteu al al,
Instructor in the Yale Law School for the present
term. 49,. - ,b.
Dr. John Dove Wilson. professor OF law IL VIE WV
University Of Aberdeen. has begun course OF ~
lectures on the Law and Legal Pfotess.om u
Scotland" The subjects are !. lntrodnc'oo.,Ts ,
. THE Pre- Roman Law of scotland ~ y.
Reception of the Roman Law me Shn ltoS :"
The Roman Law: g. THE Judicature OF Scotiahu :
G. THE Practitioners. . vi. o,d will
new course has been started in Nale anu WIZ
be carried on the first year as an eNpeliiHiesli,ti
is the course in modern novels under ~ MI, ilit
Won Phelps and there go taking II. i ne ov-
ject is to teach students 10 read STANDARD ,.oNTIS
In a way to strengthen their mental powers m, m
stead OF mental debaurh. Al ne emu 81 , -
week each student is required to write SNORT re-
vic of