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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
HONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

House OF 4 rooms, Twelfth street, charges, on
easy terms, 500
House OF rooms and hall, in splendid
order. 3lst street, So 900. 80
Two lots with large stable, peninsula addl'
ton TO East Wheeling cheSp.
House Of 10 rooms, brick, large lot. bo1
street Centre Wheeling Cheap on easy ssr ls
House Of rooms, brick. 23i street. s25O1.
Rouse OF rooms brick, Main street,
Fifth ward, $3.50.
street Belvedere, very easy terms s@1O: ., ~
House rooms 9th ST., lot %5XlOO ieet, el.IOl
House rooms, 18TH st. easy terms sS90
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eof st.
Fifth ward, 81 100 ,, - eo.o
noubie house. 10 rooms, Coal street, First
ward; large lot. Easy terms, slVOl -,
House rooms. MSrAet street between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Easy terIn''s4,1Vo.
House rooms, corner io'' -f'N s''''"
HouSe 3 rooms, Charles street, easy terms,
$40 HOUSE. rooms and hall with large lot, 18th
street Easy terms, $500
House oil rooms, Fifth ward on easy
terms, S-iUOO ,,u %. 9, az
House 10 rooms, with large lot 10Th -. ~, 100.
Uouse double, > rooms each, 18th st, S1,OJO.
itou>e rooms Jacob ST.. sixth ward. Sl,o0J.
Houss. rooms, 10th street, si,2n
House, 9 rooms, Jacob street centre
" Aess1 rooms and hall lot lOO1l75 Park
View, Sl,sOO -, 49,. 6,tsh
Moods street, Fifth ward, &, 10.
SnIsp.nd house, D rooms, Lind street, Bel
House. s rooms North Market street, sl,3Ol
House OF o rooms, Eo1 street, between ga
and 81 streets, with 4-foomeu mousse In Tue
rrar. large ioi, $50.
Hous, of rooms. 23d street, Sl,50)
House OF rooms, Chapline street, Centre
uo,ss ~ s rooms. brick 18th street $500.
House OF rooms, Woods street. East
Wheeling, 81, 400 ,,,-,,--,
House OF : rooms aud hall. Chspline street,
Centre wheeling, 81 25O.
$50 S9O 500 500. $1,000, sl,5o) aud 5000
to loan on city real estate.
NESE1TT & DEVlNE,
1872 Market street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF It.,i
ID made by Louis Riedel aud Louise h-i.
his wife. Of Ia City OF Wheeling ID ene Coma.
~ of Ohio. and state OF West virginia. o. ne ''
trustee. dated June %4th, 1871, and recorded !,
the Office OF the Clerk Of the County 'oiii '.
Ohio County, West Virginia, In decd OF ta
book No. 81, page go. VIII sell At pH'
auction st the north font door Of the to-.
House Of said county on
Saturday. the 10Th day Of February, 1s"j'
commencing att o'clock n. m, the FOLLOWING
real estate: A certaiu piece or parcel OF grou D
living an being situated In the FIRST ward
the said City OF Wheeling. ONO county, w.
Virginia on the west side Of wheeling r.s".
and fronting forty C4Jl feet on Fulton Stf
the extension Of McColIoch street anc '.l
ming enthusiastically 10 wheeling cree o.
even width. Being the same property corr
ed 10 the said LoHis Riedel by Joseph "a
ressnsr and wife, by deed dated june : To-
1sgl. and recorded in the clerks Office OF .l.
Coupty Court OF Ohio county, west Nlrgln Do
10 which deed reference is hereby mace Tor p
fuller desert ttiop. ON the above lot OF ~ p. ID
is situated a new two-story frame awe. Z
containing rooms. . -.
Terms Of Sale:-One half or the puf'.'''
saoney and as much more as the pufc-t y
may elect to "a cash in hand, ana one La. ''
the remaining purchase money with lh'r.
from the day OF sale In six and twelve m'h'. '
thereafter, the purchaser giving hls ptom'-'...
notes for the deferred payments secured Y'
deed OF trust on the property.
Louis f. STIFEL, Tru.i''
C. A. SCHAEFER ~ Co., Agents. Inn'-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
a BAD WRECK

of the constitution may follow in the track
of a disCrdered system. DR.. Pierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery prevents and CURES al
liver and kidney Diseases. 10 rouSeS the
liver TO healthy action, purifes the blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

E'ok sALE-THE WILLIAM RAY F.p,,
situate one mile north OF Point Mile
ZION, in Ohio county, W. Va, contain. ~
acres OF good farming land, which lies WI 80
well improves aud well watereG. and b,.i'-- Is
plenty OF good fruit. Apply to |. + JnA - u
ii0i Chap Zine street, Wheeling, ". Va '''A -
la2Deodsr, dr,rg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Fifteen Years AgO

It probably fills the bill; but for the every
day man who has the interest of his family
at heart and has no desire to risk nervous
prostration IN the effort to master it's techni-
calities, a firSt-cas revision
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF deed OF trust msle 5v Ba,6,.,
Helt. Mary Bellinger, Louisa He.t IIl,..-
Helt and Josephine lislt. OF the c.'yo, Ws-.
ing. Onto county, W. Va, % Dol. as tr.,at.
dated December 29th, 1890, anc rrcoslad .lu,
Office VI the Clerk OF the County Dolr. o. Ohio
county. w Va, IN deed OF tru,f book SO 2,
page l23, / will sell ~ public auction. s. Oh.
north front door OF tho Court House c, .a.I
county. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF JANU.
AIRY, 1872.
commencing at 10 o'clock 2. m. .ls .orNiu.
described real estate. situated 20 ,la cI'.
county ana state aforesaid, that Is t.,4f. O.,
south half OF iot numbered hity-'.lf lii. s.,..
ated and fronting on The west side ~ ...lt
street, between Tweuty-siX.h ans I0aly.
seventh streets, In Joseph CaIWe. at.f.
10 ths said CITY OF Wheeling. on which n..r-
ated frame dwelling containing i-ar ,os.,
Terms OF S2ie-Cash.
JApES p. ROGERS. Trustee
c. A. SCHAEFER Il Co, Agents. l.-t
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ROLF & ZANE.
Telephone. 80.
TRUSTEES SALE-RY J.To-

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIR
Il tue OF deed OF trust made BY s.
jennings and wife 10 ne, as Trustee - -.lii
April 18TH 1892 and recorded in t5s 90, -
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio 80
West Virginia, book No. 81, psgs 5l / ~. ---,,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY p. Tq5
o'clock a. H., sell at Public Auct,os 90.
North Front Door Of the Count Uor.s o- -
County, the West sixteen l6I f,st nj, 80
abouts OF the East ons-haIf OF la. ,.-l-t.
sixty-eight C65), IN that part o. tle C.tS =,
Wheeling known as the Fourth War; ~ Of.
ing on the South side OF Eighteent5 St-s., AZ.
running, with equal width, from F.,bt,.a,-
Street. southwardly, TO the North lac -,
Cnisuells property, together witd Inc ,,, -
story brick house thereon, being The -.
property conveyed 20 said samuel Jsnp.n,.S,
Guy 4. c. Allen, SpeciLl Commission ~
deed dated April Goth 1879. aud r,,5-l.i "
the office Of the Clerk OF the County Co.., .
Ohio County. West Virginia
Terms OF Sale-One-thiri OF The r.r,A,.,
money and so Ruch more a. the fureb-.,,
may elect cash on the day OF SAL. ami .l.-s..
due in two equal iustallmeuts. yn.HI. %.
spectlvely in one and two years from tbe %,
Of sale, with interest from that Iay. ,be a.
ferred instsllments 10 he Secured by deed n
trust and insurance.
de2si GEO. J. MATHlSON. Trly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TrU re
Up by sophie Tape ana Henry AHl-.
husband. OF the city Of WherlIne ro.a.
Ohio and State O. West Virginia. 'N '..
trustee, dated Noyembc- -',h, 1895, u.. gao ...
ed in the office OF tie tlerk %. r- ...i
Court OF Ohio county, Vest Virginia. 100 ut.4
OF Trust Book No. -. page $40. B wi. -. 81
public aucti ION. at the north irOn' W .. 'a.
Court House Of said county, o.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. 1897.
commencing ut 20 O'Clock a. n. thc '..a..-
described real estate: All oil TIE following
or parcels OF ground lying and oeln- st.t 20
in Lagrange, IN the Eighth ward o. 'e .i
city OF Wheeling ohio county W. tHt'.
designated on toe plat OF the addition 'a 3d..
city OF Wheeling ~ lots numbered r -lii
tSD and eighty-two t3J, AID G.sI .'t l--
bered three 90 and part Of ,Oi nun eye
40 I'm suare numbered ninety-four rIl H tt
Eighth ward OF the said city. eing d.. 'll-
property which was conveyed To iA. th"' eo-
phis Tape by Joshua Il. Foster Aui 'Hh.1
Foster, his wife. by deed dated April -ii .''
and October 10Th. 1878 rospesNtI}. II r'
corded IN the laid Clerks office DO HN.i ....t
No. o.. page l41, and 10 Deed 30 $40 '>
page 4l3
Terms OF Sale-One half Of th' ui''''''
money, or as much M re as tn pu-'.I-'f ..''
elect, cash IN hand, aud one-hali o. ''
chase money remaining with Interest .f'- l-'
day Of sale in one year thereafter '.' i-.
chaser giving his promissory note iI' 'l' ...
fefred payment, secured by coed .. tI'. .a
the property. JAMES 7. ND1."
c. A. ScHAFFER Co. 4f-''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

and allays congestion
of the kidneys.
GEO. ". SWEENEY,
ESQ. of HGgicE'0lrB,
Pa, Saws; u VS. for
years hardly able 10 20
about. J suffered from
liverand kidney trOub-
le. siv different Doctors
treated me during that
time bat could 90 me
no good. l give your
Medical Discovery "
the praise for my cure.
Then. too, my wife
had a had case of Asth-
ma which was cured
bv the use OF that
wonderful bloOd-puri-
ner."
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Market ST., Wheeling,

or drop us postal card and we will send a
representative to you. Above all don't forget
that we deliver the complete set Of ten vol
umees, bound in best cloth at once, upon the
first payment of $1.OO, balance monthly at
the rate of fifty cents week so that you pos
sess and enjoy all the advantages of the work
while you are paying for it.
Mail subscribers will be required to pay
for the REGISTER for three months in advance
in order to participate i'll the above offer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TO LETT.

Modern 10 roomed dwelling, with 20 acres Of
ground, fine orchard at Iiltonyllle, few min
utes ride from this city on either Wheeling
aud Lake Erie or c. Il p. Many trains each
day
Sroomed modern dwelling. l0l Fourteenth ST.
7roomed dwelling s. Twelfth st.
roomed dwelling l6 South YORK st.
& roomed dwelling on motor line, few min
utes' ride from city.
2 roomed dwelling. modern, 6i5 Main St
roomed dwelling, modern, South Front st.
rooned dwelling, modern, l2j Fourteenth St
II reomed dwelling, best location in the city
for an 81. ID.
6roomed dwelling, 1886 Market st.
roomed dwelling, 3llS Eoh st.
,comed dwelling, 2JO5 Woods ST
roomed dwelling, 1880 Market St.
roomed dwelling, lug Virginia ST., now
empty.
5roomed dwelling, n. Wabash, now empty.
Modern Hat, 1918 Chapline ST.
4roomed dwelling 1854 High st.
roomed dwelling, South Elm St
Store room. 1904 Market St
Store room and dwelling. 26lS Chapline ST.
Store room and dwelling, 1907 Main ST.
All good rentsbls property. Come early II
you want choice.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

LION RENT = THAT DESIRABLE STORE
IL room, No. 1889 Main street, IN the heart OF
the retail district, opposite George f. Stfel Il
Co.'S. Apply to Room No. 3, Reilly Building.
ia2ls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

FOR RENT.

nor RENT-DESIRABLE COUNTRY RES
u fdence on National Pike. Inquire OF Mrs.
A HESS. near Mt. Calvary cemetry la2ge ada
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

all convenienceS, on easy terms. e'
No. Il Eighth street, cheap az 5000
D room house on Virginia street. tstr..-
YORK and Huron streets, al a bargain.
no; 4A Main street; will give big ba,,,i, a,
sold in 10 days '''a Il
rooms. hall, all improvements. O, H..
street. near Zane, very cheap. --'oa
room house, bath, lot 3Oxl2O feet q, ~
land street, cheap at s32)O. ~
No. l44 Nineteenth street at 81. 500: 4 ba,-,..
room house on Sixteenth street and 4 --. ~.
house in rear, all for s2,2O0; cheap. '''l
No. lO3 North front street, fne -oon ,,d
ROI F b ZANE
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NOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
i trail location on Market street, suitable for
Offices. Viii rencyate Same for good parties
Iuply at this Office iyseSdh
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NOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
y the Register Counting Room. sc each.
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NOR RENT-REILLY BUILDING, OPERA
u House corner few choice offices, all
front rooms steam he-t; Otis elevator; mod
ern improvements; rents very reasonable. APP
PLY Room No. 3. Reilly Building. jal7-aple
IlOR RENr-DW SLING AND STORE
Il room. now occupied by saloon at l0i5
Main street. Enquire of G GEORGE BUSCH. No.
1852 Market street. lal6h
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u No. l40i Main street. now occupied by
House Il Hermann. Has good elevator service
and re proof vault in cfllce. Possession given
April LIST 1895 Apply to KERRY X. LIST, at
City Bank. nolseh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

Nor RENT-STORE ROOM No. 1850 Marke
Il street. Apply GEO. BUSCH. jaoedh
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RINEHART g. TATUl
City g..k building Room Nos, TelePh'a'
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IIOR RENT-SEVE DWELLING
4 1913 Chapline; ten-roomed dwelling, 1850
Main; eight-roomed dwelling, SO Eleyyth;
store room. l45 feet in length, l05l Main.
FERDINAND j. WINGEkTER, 1928 Market
street ialle&dh
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
SMITH.

Northampton. Mas Feb. rs CspecaD-The So
we're storm here this week and the extreme cold
made IL necessary to suspend chapel and other col
loe. exercises FOR ono day though many enthusias
Tic students attended college in spite OF the weather
and Induced the president to conduct small chapeI
service The week has been one OF exceptional IN
,crc4t on THURSDAY Dr. Goodale. OF Harvard Uni
y.rslfv gave lecture before the Biological Soci-
.,v on plant Life I'm Ncw-Zoaland.' Miss Pratt
gave two informal talks Journalism. especially
journalism FOR women before the students OF the
rhetoric department. A piano recital was given by
Miss Lee a young colored girl. Saturday even
in.
Las, Saturday the Phi Kappa Psi Society held It's
scmannua meeting for the election OF officers. Miss
Constance H. Hes. 95. elected president:
Miss Florence Day. rs. vice-presdent. Miss
Florence V D. Smith. '95. secretary: Miss Mabel
Hurd 's5 secretary o rccommenda. lions. and Miss
Alon W Roycr 20. editor. \ literary programme
followed the business meeting. Two papers were
read on Austin Dobson. the subject OF the meet
ing and at the close three OF his Proverbs in Por
celain" were artls,ically presented by several soc
ETY. members
Iy a special effort OF Or. Blodgett. OF the Smith
Music School. the students % the college were ena-
bled TO hear a concert by Ysaye on Tuesday even
ing In the Academy OF Music The programme con-
sisted OF a sonata OF Franck. Vleuxtempss Fanta-
sa Appassonata the chacone from Bach's ID
minor sonata. and several Of Mr.. isaye's own com
positions. besides piano solo by Alme Lachaume
by whom Mr.. lsaye ass.strd.
The second dramatic entertainment OF this year
was given on Wednesday evening" when the Law
renee House ably presented "Esmeralda." The
sgumcnt OF parts showed excellent judgment
the part Of the Dramatic Committee. and all OF
the characters were represented with great appre
citation ana spirit
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

The Horace Mann Literary Society connected
with the Horace Mann School, held its regular
monthly meeting Friday afternoon in the phys-
cal laboratory Of the Teachers College with which
the Horace Mann School is connected. The pro-
gramme included a public mock trial. In which
Police Captain Deverite tried for bribery.
Charles Adkins Baker carried the prosecution
and Simeon Strowsky stood for the defence.
Mrs Peter Bryson gave tea In the Bryson Ii
brary OF the college Thursday 10 the college and
special students The large library was decorated
with plants and ferns. and little tea-tables were
scattered about, trimmed in different coors. Tea
was served by of the young women. In artistic
costumes giving the whole library a fower-like
aspect
on Wednesday afternoon the second OF the stein
way cou. So OF lectures music was given In the
kindergarten room. 4 large audience or college
students and visitors present 10 listen 10 Ar
thur Friedheim pianist. and Mile Carlotta Des-
vignes contralto. Mile Desvignes in good voice
and was received enthusiastically
Mrs Olive Tho-ne Miller VIII give n course OF SIX
bird talks Wednesdays, beginning March o. Inc
talks will be given In the Waldorf Hotel.
The students OF the college were invited TO
lecture the Restoration Of Extinct Forms or
Life" in the chapter rooms OF the Agassiz Assoca-
tlon No ~ West Twentieth-st. last evening, given
By Or. d. +. Lincoln. OF Geneva. y. y . -
Five lectures on Myths and Fairy Tales Will be
given az the Teachers College on successive Mon
days at 2:3o .. m. by Mrs Mary H. Peabody. begin
studies on the character and significance OF the
great myths OF the world. and the lecturer VIII
show the sequence and true continuity OF mythic
expression Tickets for the course will be $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The Aumnae Association Of the Normal College
has decided upon the publication OF a monthly
Journal TO begin next month. The object OF the
Journal keep the members informed OF all that
IL going on within the association Miss Clara Aub.
valedic,oran OF the class OF &c. Is TO be the editor
The columns OF the college Echo have been used
heretofore by the association for its news.
The lectures 10 the alumnae Shakespeare and
literary class by Miss Hilliard will be extended so
as TO give a course the French authors-Jean
Jacques Rousseau. Honore de Bazac. George Sand.
Alfred de Musset. Victor Hugo. Realism and
Zola" The course will begin on Monday. March
49, and be gten each week until April -. There
will be only one class formed, Instead OF two, az
heretofore.
A march has been dedicated to Thomas Hun
ter president of the Normal College. written by
Gus Bollag. The production will have large sale
among the students.
The statue OF George Washington has been re-
moved from the chapel stage 10 the head OF the
long corridor. where 1t is much more conspicuous
than previously.
The exercises for the meeting of the Phomathen
Society next week will be essays on Scandinavia
and It's inhabitants by Misses Kelly. Cohen and
Twecdy: talk on the subject by Miss Brower. and
original story OF Norwegian life by Miss Week
The Echo was published last week In cover
OF lavender and silver, in accordance with the silver
anniversary on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
PRINCETON.

prince,on y j. Feb lG (SpeciaD.-A meeuhs vi
the Track Athletic Association was held wednesday
eveninp Captain James spoke concerning t"e III.
nor,anc, Of practising daily. He appointed a -
r,er e7 to take charge OF the polevaultins sq"au'
y weber 'g7 OF the men trying Tor hgh jump
ard Knox Taylor '9j. of the candidates Ior 'he so
4 letter was read from the captain OF tue zeal" -
the University OF California asking II games ou''
no arranged between Princeton and the University
of California Captain James annorpced that faie
would hold open games May 4. and that the
Princeton open games "ou'u p'oO"''
May II.
The election Of officers of the freshman class was
held Wednesday noon The following were elected
10 hold Office for the remainder Of the college year
f. L. D. Breckenridge. Washington ID. c.; vice.
president Houston c. Armstrong, Selma Aa; sec
retary and treasurer, Lewis ii. Van Dusen, Pha-
dephia.
The first OF the Spencer Trask series Of lectures res
Or. Humphrey Ward. The subject Of the lecture
was "Sr Joshua Reynolds" Before coming here
Dr. Ward lectured in New-York and Philadelphia
and from here he went to Harvard.
The members of the Ivy Club gave pleasant TEA
their clubhouse Friday afternoon The patron
yard Blair and Mrs. Richard Cadwalader .
Preliminary debates have been held in both Whg
@ s 4s for % the the which Ef IS the
three who will represent Princeton against
Harvard March o.. Three men were chosen
Howard +. White '95 New-York: J. W. Park. '95.
Mississippi, and l.. W. Hamilton. '95: New York.
From CIo Hall the debaters will be W. II. Butler,
'95 New-York: w f. Doy '96. Washington. ID. C.,
and L. N Easton. 9s. New-Jersey.
The Board Of Trustees held its stated meeting
Thursday afternoon. The following changes were
made i'm the faculty: Walter Butler Harris was
made assistant professor Of civil engineering; Ed.
romance languages. and George Stevenson Patton.
81 assistant professor Of Biblical instruction
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
STEVENS INSTITUTE.

Or. Coleman Sellers professor OF engineering
practice at Stevens Institute delivered the second
OF his course OF lectures TO the senior class on
Friday The students were all present on account
OF the interesting subject. The Iiarnessing OF
Niagara" Manager Bal of the lacrosse team
has received a challenge from the Crescent Ath-
etic club. OF Brooklyn. for an indoor game. to be
played before the Brooklyn Cycle club the first
OF next month There only six of last years
team In the nstitute-Captan Corbett. Max
field Whitman Jennings. Bruckner and Scott
The number OF men available Is encouraging
but there ~ a lack of interest In the gymnasium
work and the financial outlook for team support
is not of the brightest Efforts are being made
to have the musical clubs give a concert for the
Athletic Association. in order that the team may
start the season on a good hndncial basis. Games
are being arranged with Harvard Cornell. Iehigh
Brown Johns Hopkins and Toronto universities
The team will try Canadian sticks this
The Southern club held it's usual winter dinner at
Neyer's Hotel Thursday evening. The annual
dinner will be held usual during commence
ment week.
The musical CLUBS have been successful with
their concerts this winter. one concert at least
having been given every week.
At a regular meeting of the Engineering Society
on Wednesday II. f.. Hall. 80, read an interesting
psper on "Pyrometers, and at the close OF the
meeting Professor Anderson was elected to hon
orary membership
New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Feb. IS (SpeciaD.-The alumni Of the
Phillips Andover and Phillips Exeter schools In
attendance at the University have formed an An
dover Exeter club. with thirty active members
The officers President. Professor Edward w
Holmes: vice-president Thomas T. Thomas; secre-
tary. Wilmarth :. Buck treasurer. Harold c.
Palmer.
on Thursday Captain Bakeley and Coach Irwin
thinned out the candidates for the baseball nine.
selecting thirty men who will be retained until the
first OF March, when the old players will resume
practice. From these will be selected fifteen men
who Will be the varsity ball nine. The new men
are all excellent players
The Faculty Committee on Athletics has refused
George W. Reese permission 10 play on the ball
team Reese is Of the best OF college pitchers.
and is "A fine batsman.
The rowing tank is nearly completed; and
will be used for the first time next week. All the
Old men Bun. Woodruff. Wagonhurst Minds. Peter
son and Hancock, will resume training al that
time.
OF tho Department of Architecture. has been award
cd the silver medal for design submitted IN this
wears competition OF the Architectural League or
\eW-Iork.
The annual supper of the senior class was held
nj tho Bullet last Friday evening. Provost charles
{. Harrison and other prominent members OF the
faculty being present