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New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
HAMILTON.

Clinton Oc. S-Moaday evening ,he students. al
mos, TO a man. went 70 riici 10 attend the Reed
s.ryker Republican mass-mceiins Seas Tor ia men
had been reserved and. .they were not enough. DR.
s,ryker's speech WAS highly praised
Hamilton p.ayei iis FIRST football game on Wcdnes-
day In the rsln and mud against The Crescent
Athletic club OF Syracise. The visitors were light
and no match for the we.l-,raned home team. who
won by A score az a 10 o. Mli.ham. az end. and
Johnson played particularly wei.
CIlber, Beaver intercollegiate secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association delivered an ad-
dress In S!llman Hail on Tues lay afternoon.
Professors Terret and squires. vino were delegates
10 the meeting In Syracuse 10 consider rules and
regulations for the government OF athetic Interests
In Hamilton. Hobart. Colgate. Rochester. Syracuse
and Union reported the following rules to the Ham
ilton faculty, as expressing the Views OF the dele
gates:
No student shall he allowed to compete in athletic
games excsp. he be bona fdc student. pursuing
a course leading to degree or taking al least M
30 s,uien; hall be allowed to compete in any
athletic contest who receives pay or Other coasioer-
40 SUDDEN: shall be allowed TO engage in any
athletic games with students OF other colleges who
has more than two unsatished entrance conditions.
or more than Two dcnquences either OF failure or
OF absence.
At the last meeting OF the faculty these rules were
adopted. and will he enforced as rules Of the college
just as soon as the other Institutions named shall
adopt and agree to- enforce them,
THURSDAY The heavy rains 0. Tuesday and Wed1es-
day made the track soft and ne time was poor.
90, second: WARNED. 90. third t'na. ss won IN
putting the lG-pound sho;. Cunningham, 99 second;
DE Rcgt. 'co. third The iiO-yard dash was won
by Dantorth Warfeld and Thompson following. Rob
erison % h won tho ,soo running & hsh jump WHriied
1900, ana Thompson were one two three In the 30
yard dash. Finn threw the lc-pound hammer 81
feet inches. beating The college record by Inches
Cunningham ana Miliham. second and third. In the
220-yard hurdles. Mi.ham hrs Henderson and Ho,-
brook following. Robertson won the running broad
jump; keck. 80. second: Warfeld hrd. CunniaG-
ham won the pole vault. The sophomores won IN.
relay race and the pennant. making the points
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
r-NIoN PSYCHOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

1.,.,,.t d,,e of tne reception given by me racury
,, ,,,n.r l,ssmen for the incoming juniors Is hot
d.arlfciv settled II will be some evening IN 'ne
week preceding Thanksgiving. The reception VIII
be- na,d n the library J. H. Thompson president OF
Tho senior class Will preside. The repfeseh'a''e
who y,pl .oc.k .cr each class are d. ). Muzzey. Oh
~ or.,r cl,ss. " D Street of the middle class,
ard - u French. ~ the junior class
Tho eiscon- Of officers for tho junior ana n'id'ie
,sses nave been held. with the following rrsu.ts
r,ni,r cIass PRESIDENT, 7. j. Lloyd. secretary ana
s,a,.rraI y II Brokaw. middle class. W I, Lyon
nrcs,ient and r. f. Rsnhold secretary ana Treas
urer .o. ,.,,ob are a.
,ord.d mor, than am others These TWO are rne
r.,rb,res ~ Jesus" By Professor Briggs. ana ne
interna,lonai sunday School Lessons oy 'ha''es
4,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ v Oct. lS-The new gateway al the
entrance to the campus Is now fairly started I"e
estimated cost is 5000 and the design i i"i"''""
by Architect ". IA. Miller. OF Ithaca. IL u W VIC
huir of alternate courses OF Ohio sandstone ana
limestone. on the tablets let irto the ceH"'S Va
The wing walls are TO bc placed these inscrlpuohN
$50 enter tlat daily thon maycst become more
learned and more thought full so depart that "'IF
trou may.st become more useful to thy country
and TO mankird" and "The Lord bless thy gong
o,t and thv coming in from this time forth forever
more" .
The F,ncers' club has elected r. j. Ahei"' i" -
% manager and Will engage NJ Martin ZAP ''
Viclle a, master lie !s now WIN 'hc Ne"-'o'N
Fenceis club.
The Athlctir club has received from the hn''N'r-
booker club Of New-York. through {. NJ fo"eh'
tb. loan OF 4 discus and discus throwing will prob
aly he included among sports at til. "a" riee,
At the meelin.; OF The Ahetc Council OF Monna nf
The athletic ieam and = NJ. Bull, S assis,amt sis,am,
mannse W e. White .ss Was eiectsd rstarv a.aistars
OF the council. ana X, II. Tr. man. :" stsuh., su,,.r
treasurer The indeb, 'dness Of So" on thc .nri
bee Memorial Cluh house has been PAID go that 'Ii
athletic property is now clear OF dent 'hT'e l. "
considerable floating indebtedness ...,a,,o
OF the university. mas pcseuied 10 ihe ',nr"f ~ ~
nobility granted by Emperor Jossph | OF AuS'r" 10
10 detcrnlne he unies-class supremacy ihere WI,
b, baseball same on Octoher p ana i'o'oa''
Tnc Corncil Congress has elected w p Chrlswcl'
- sPeaker for i1e ensllns l5'iW Mrs sc,rn,n gave
4 reception % ihc members Of ne f."ShMah eaSs
and tie Otii'trs 3f nsmst;0 m -, University .,
Islpsic ne distinguished comparative pnoIosis,, n
Is visiting the urv'rsy az The guess o. ''o ''9o
rEe nrs, lecture befor, the College OF Civil IN
snserns yss s @ c "n :es pG' rorSan wa%r
SHpplifs Can.'icr,I rom a Sanitary Standpoint
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The eighth term OF the aumnae ShaHesp'a ,,.,
literature class will begin to-day. when . ME " or
riet Otis Dellenbaugh will give her hrst 'ee's ,nn
Robert Browning. The other lectures W, y. and
course will be as follows: October %. Inc ,hs, 49,
the Book: November ., "Half-kome ,c,,n
.. .'The other Half-Rome": November ,s,,n1 ~,
Guido Franceschine"; November 2. Hiuse,r
Capcnsaechi': November 20 "Pompe'a nor,nus
7 ..The Pope''; December IA, GUIDO Do" "IA
UvacInthus de Archangeiis"; December 81
hannes- -Baptista Bottinnis." The Literature
n,ittee consists of Miss Anna Hunter .h , Wu
Miss Helen Gray Cone Miss Frances sahlo'' p,,,s
Jonnie NJ. Winterton. Miss Katharine w. w. prsG
treasurer and secretary. DIR. Mary a. "'a''
rhe annual fa reunion OF the associate auud a,,nrd
will be held In the college chapel ,rs Un ts Moyu.
afternoon October 70 a, d SIoSk Sive reading rss
Browning. Mayor Strong mas proh'ss p. 'saclsy Of tm
The associrtion Prssidsn5 n6 make RoSers an T
inspectors OF the schools, so lar rs - nn % invited
sibie TO obtain their names. have pee"
a!Tfn" he additional floor to the college building nsses
finished last week. The furnishinss a. next wex
and cooking rooms wi DC Inss lsboraory vi.m viii
f;ted UP as possible fhe new n,dents at q:
affords w ss dSr 50 80 that s
Of the college will have at least twenty HUI"
exercise day ,, s,,o,v will hold mMsss,
The ArhSa Ps,s stasS Samma msat %Tdsy t
read by Miss Elizabeth Youns on o,n-hdhood Ano,ss
hood" ard Miss s.. M9Aaa%5 5sotations Sn win
by Misses Irene Mandes. b. Mande'oA1
and e. Oppenheimer. u.,, hold a deeatse,y,
the subject Resolved. That free eoihtfE ,Ee rqrss
Is detrimental to the interests s,ss viii be debasa
Miss l.. Hess and Miss q. McCane' 'n npatcEer. ,s,sS
by Miss NJ OLaughin and Ml,,,, MISS - h.cn appo.r'J
4 g. simmons, n,.y who sa mas sesn elected ps'"
the Phuoma thean Society," @t
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
CITY COLLEGE.

The Executive Committee cf the Board OF Trus
tees al It's meeting last week elected. subjsc
10 tho approval Of the Board. a professor to in
the char Of mental aud moral phlosophy II.
choice Is John j. McNulty, who has been the acting
head OF the department OF philosophy since tx
death of Professor George r. Newcomb.
An important subject has been presented by the
Executive Committee Of the Board TO the faculty
for consideration and settlement. At present the
department OF philosophy consists of the subjects
of mental and moral philosophy and Of political And
social science. This fact makes the work o. the
head of the department exceedingly onerous, The
subjects included IN this depa tnlsnt are logic ps
chology and pedagogcs philosophy and metapny,
les. history OF piIosoph". sth:cs, comparative cen
ence. political economy and finance United sia,s
monetary history ana social science. The sugges
ton OF the Executive Committee is timely one, as
on account OF the breadth Of the suoject, ther
choice OF professor for the department mas 70
auired a long tire and so much investigation.
yiee.prresitent: g. X, Neidluger second vlcs.prss
responding sccre;ary. p D. stocky; recording sc
rotary |. II. Well historian Allan Scott: orator
arms L. cJhw The 2oowns 'cgslaR' sgmms
were appointed by the president: Executive Com.
,;sE sgtszEs sgtsKs, char%"s ba,,sd Smith
Radn 9 NJ Anderson. j. #. Garian, i'Is' lsra s.
b:rssr b stoeky III Il we'll F. K God Go4sssr Sr'
h1 ns sH met N. @seT fs@ * @
Of class officers. The result follows. l'es-
dent NJ J: E,lgas; vice president F. w. sptrtls
corresponding secretary. r. smith. recording scrs
tary A. A. Meras. treasurer. +. J. Eder orator
S. J. Block, sergeant-at-arms, u. g. Pudds
The Chess and Checker Club l. beginning this
years work under auspicious circumstances aa''
new members have been added TO It's list The n.
cent election OF officers resulted follows: Pres.
dent. s c. Sugarman. 91 vice president. j. Rer'
enitzky. 81 treasurer &. B. Buerger, '9S secretary
r. s. s;olon o.
The formation of an athletic association In IL
college which shall include under i's superihpT
all the athletic interests OF the college is being con-
sIlorei
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
BROW y

po.,t.r.. d.. il The Hrs. annual meeting NJ the
Brown University Athlete Association. composed
of alumn. and unIergra iIaies anf having general
s,,p4rv,son ~ all athletic vas held last week The
-esui,s ~ is nrs, year or work AZ" gratifying Ine
ir,.inrers reror novel that the deficiency had heen
cleared away ana tbat balance remained ~
r.iD N
The class ~ 'po =, the mems college has elected
Officers - follows: ptesidcuI. E"r'h, Tucker VICE
president Ait " Ta.lmsn. secretary. Anni" VI.
Larry: treasurer. Mar \ = Randall. Social com
riitcc. Caroline T. Rr'rgs Mar, - Wllour Anna /,
Grsv. Florence Bartlett and Henrietta q Benson
pr " II T. Fauncc delivered two lectures at the
college last week. the FRS, upon The Value Of od
Testament study" ard The second upon The Value
o, New Testsmeni study" On Friday evening PRO
f.ysor Kent delivered lecture upon The Mission and
Mc..sgc Il Amos" tl.a belns m" first a. q course u
lec,ufoA upou The Prophetic Period of Hchrcw Ms
tory"
The Pror-l University Republican club HON num-
he's about 10 IN. mbeis officers have been elected As
ioloas. President. charles ". Towre -, nrs vice
pre.G'n' Frank q Jones. -. second vce-Grcs' len.
Everett. colby. ~. secretary. Davl1 ". White -
if.lsufs- W lllnm 4 Sade. ~. ESecuili" Committee
Paul u Bullard. %. George 4 Gnskn. 'eS. Charles
Paul - II is expected tha: several meetings WI!
bold before Election Day cach 10 be addressed BY
some prom! speaker ~ 4 recent meeting lof the
cub tho following letter from Professor Manai' Mas
read
Impossible | therefore write 20 You that n Browp
Mckinley club IL - be formed want - he counted IN.
AS old nelghbor Of Mr. Bryan with a. my earthly
holding s,l! IN his town and wardand morieaged at
ihat-l have reason 10 Rive hs claims fair and trl
consideration. Ne Western man ana dehtor h.
long - the burdcred class which Is eNhoriod - look
20 hlu for salvation. and with millions more OF that
class have 10 answer hut. Get thee behind me.
satan" | prefer 10 esrn honest dollars and pay hOn-
eat debts. The Chicago programme j. NOT on.y DIS
honest bcies disc ster ana opens le gates To An
archy. ! don, believe much IN politics IN coIes..
but Bryan tells us this IL moral question ana II
bchooves every man 10 show his colcr-
Last "wednesday afternoon few silver advocates
met In Maxcy Hall ard organized the Brown Nom
Partisan silver club. IN response 10 an invitation
from the Harvard silver club. T. was voted 10 CO.
oDcrafr with th,' ciub In forming m intercollegiate
association In the interest OF free silver
a. business meeting OF the Philosophical cub last
Thursday evening" officers were elected aA follows.
President. g. y. Wacot; ~; vicc-pres'tsn, Jafne4
Tucker ~. secretary ard treasurer, g. VI hIph',
~. executive committee" Professor De.aDarre. FRO
f.ssor Nilsson Professor Everett. j. t. BoJdn. '9'.
and tho officers cN-Oific,o. 80 ,
Tn. svr,nhouy society has elected lts officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President. T. J. BurrdS" rs
vic. president. W. J. Gum. N; secretary l.. w
Horton 81 treasurer. q. H. Tracy. w df'V'oT r'
/ &. BfOOme, "a
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
BONDOIE.

Brunswick, Ne. Oct B-The College Jury. which
under the present system Of self-government mas
the administration Of justice among the Undergrad
yates, has orga nized. with s. O. Andres. 81. as
chairman and y. G. Pratt. 9I. as secretary. ard the
following members. each Greek letter society and
each class having its own representative: T. L..
Bodge 80: y. c. Shordon, 81; NJ. 8. Coggan, 81: g.
c. Howard, '9S: {. c. Smith. 9S: A. b. White. 'as:
g. :. Pniloon. 80. and W. j. Abbott. 1900 Ey the
Joint action Of the president ard faculty and the
Jury the system so long In vogue here OF charging
all undergraduates with the average cost OF the
pairs made necessary by careessness or malice has
been abolished and hereafte. each s,uden, will be
held RESPONSIBLE Ory for the injury done the room
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
ROCHESTER,.

Rochesfer ~ " oct. iS.-The football season has
begun dlsas,rously for Rochester. The team was no
match for the University OF Buffalo eleven IN its hrs
.o MIA vd I'm that city on October 10 Buffalo scored
e2 points 10 for Rochester. Tine game with Hobart
on the home campus Wednesday was more inter
.sting but the Rochester bOys were again defeated
by score Of % TO o. Hobart wn credited w..h iou.
,ourhdowus and two gOals were scored py L. carr:
NJ Uo6art Individually the Rochester lads are gooi
plavers but they ,ack practice Ia team WORK. ana
their interference Is weak.
The municipal authorlties favorable to Professor
Cnarcs Wright Dodge's plan for hc!oglcal station
The name Of D.. william G. Motey. professor OF
neron with the vacan presidency Of the institution
Thc general belief is however that an outsider VII.
aiu he
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
PRINCETON.

Princeton ~ j. oct. lS-Whlle every one u no"
looking forward the sesauicen,ennial ceisD'a''oh
which will begin Tuesday. most OF the usuai COL
ege exercises still in operation The chei iea'
ures of undergraduate work during The week were 'e
elections to The American Wing and the Ciosophic So
clecs ard the subsequent initiation OF the he" hc
bcIs which took place on Friday night. This year 'ne
Whig Society scored an overwhelming victory oN''
her old rival. initiating 10. men TO - for "NHo.
The annual tria.s for the university musical cIuDS
have been held and regular daily practice 'S pe'"b
held in preparation for the concef; 10 be gwen u''8
the sesqucentcnna! celebration. Later ihc ciuos
viii take their usual annual tour The fui. schedule
Of has yet been completed. but perform
anc.s VIII be given a. Baltimore Washington. Pitls-
burg. Fort Wayne. Chicago. Rockford. PEORIA DaFth-
port Des Moincs ST. Louis and Louisville The incH
VINO with a Few changes. will compose IN, cubs ths
year are as f9ows Gcc Club lrS j. ,."v.H Wl',.,p H.
sem; Lathrop. 1900; c. !. Taylor, %; H. 9ster s
gS W. G. Clchad ~ S'ccnd ,eio' .os t' w H' i,
den. 80: R Chapman. 90: J.. IT, Miller - rrs;
Gil. ~ j. W. Chulchlndn. ~ > Cook ~ - ~ ,
iaIdlns 20 Second bass,7G J. Gee H. ~; *. J,
pomeroy 80; +. L.. Green; p. g.: ID. C. Scott law.
Mandolin cab mandons-De Couisey. 81, Powell: ,sS;
MsndSaKo, HsndS %S'fGS 90 GoMooTc HF H. iIu;aFi@c9sT
1900 Naturalization. ~; Cowci. rs: Head. ~.
i NisR' g. Banjo cn5. ouinc.-George. -; spen-
cer. -. Wells. gs: Wycsom, ~; Roe 80 Head l.so
Bd1loS-C SldWr! IN, anu IlomdH ~. t'l''o'o
Martin. 'gs. Bass banio-Knapp. 'ss. G4u.,r~- Mat
tison -, WcStcott. 'M: Payne. '%. iIeald '".
Young alumni o. Princeton died Alfred subbs Baker.
OF the class OF 1898 died on Tuesday morning Al his
fathers home IN Princeton. He had been III for four
weeks. hut no danger was apprchended until the a.:
two three DAYS. NJ. Baker was one OF :he 1!ish
est OF Princeions younger alumni He LETT unfinished
an oratoric begun while studying undel Dvorak His
last work academic overture written ny .e-
quest fur the ssguicentennai celebration OF ;hc col
egc. He was much Interested in the s'ablshment
of = musical school In Princeton University. and In
oris~ 20 awaken interest IN such project gave
concerts in Alexander Hall last winter. bringing
symphony orchestrls from NewYOrk fOr ;hr purpose.
lie was clniinas Of 81. Jamess choir. in New
York and forty members Of his choir sans his
funeral. which occurred on Friday Princeton
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
SYIiACI'SE.

svracuse N " oct. 1s.-The Gorham Silver Manu-
featuring Company OF NeWYork through jeweilero OF
this city has presented to the University portfolio
~ nho,ogravure plates of mcdaon', copies Of French
works on which the portraits Of the soVereigns
OF France. - -.. -. 49,. y,o-,1.. ~
Miss Agnes T. Slack. secretary OF ne worlds W. W.,
,.T Il spok> before the students In the
ti.u of I,neuuges on "wednesday morning. ON
Thursday morning after chapel. Chancellor Day ah,
rsss,d The students for fully threequarters ot an
hnur an the issues OF the present campaign, lie
snokc Of the dangers OF dcnagogism az developed hs
IN 81 mo f,llacy that the rich Are growing richer
u"h,e Tho moor are growing poorer. ana OF me IN
nnratlve need OF an honest dollar
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
AMHERST.

Amherst Mass oct lS-The mos; important
thing Of the in connection with tho foot ball
interests Of the college last week in the rI'g
nation of VI. H. Tyler. %. as captain Of the eleven
which was entirely unexpected Iie eavo ss the
reason that the nervous strain OF playing and act
Ing as captain at the same tine too mich for
his present state OF health Tho team has elected
10 fill the position 4. T. Warren, o. who has PLAYED
. strong game guard for tho Two previous s"a-
sons and who has begun his work with th0 i"am.
Practice has boon more sharp now that IN" team
has again settled down TO regular form
The Rev DR. j. T., Tutilc pastor OF the College
Church and professor Of Biblical literature has dur
ing the week received = call 10 the Union Church in
Worcester He will probably accept IL
An enthusiastic Sound Money Campaign club was
formed among tho students last week. u taxes IN"
placc Of the successful Republican cuh Of III" last
Presidential campaign. and has the support o.
Tnanv members OF the faculty and prominent stu
dents The following officers were elected: Pr"s-
dent. J. r. Cornell. yice-presdents. :. +. bown"y
and F w Fosdick; secretary. n. ". Gregory: treas
urcr j. - Jackson: marshal Of marching battalion.
a. II. Wilde
The Porter admission priz" Of $" for Sr"'ia e'-
arinaticns the subjects required ior aHmsslo'
10 college has been awarded - T.. :. 'oh'- it"i-
able mention for second rank was accorded TO
The fr., number Of '"rhe Literary MONTHLY" sp-
peared Friday nndor ne sane board 81
as follows $50 for the best prose article so for the
best sketch. and SIC for the best verse. 49,
The fall tennis tournament has becn plaN'd. VI.
Il Gates % winning in tho singles and becoming
college champion and r. T. and q. ~. 'irosvcnor
winning the douboa.
Tn ! ,nior Committee Committees announced
yestcrdsN the fun list Of class committees. with
tho following chairmen: Alumni yell g. B Wen; cap
and gown A. r Warren: cup. G. T.. Newton; sup.
PsT l. e fay n # cSeg
Cornell. finance II. H. Ellsworth music. u. W.
Eidier photograph. T.. G. Hood; presentation. G.
IL cobb printing +. ). Crawford; promenade.
i. G. Griffin; reunion. f. r Esty; s'a'istics +. II.
Burnham.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
Il.IIltiil.

South +, thi, hem Penn, Oct. by u''''''"o
vote he freshman class has adop'e" '"' ~ ,rho
~ nL h,s niedged Itself TO stand by IT, The
So ri,or,rv sccety has been divided nto TWO
societies. the new one to be called 'rhe Forum.
rhe object % this action is to start nea,,my de-
valrv tween he two societies ior ntt,vnsrbolic
h,tas Hood y1 read paper on cyyp,,. i'st
Fun@ions' before the Mathematical Soc.naS an md
rucsday evcning Lindsay Horn ',d 70 ne
rah,r If th, ilnior class have bccn eiecttu. ". -,
nub whose object is to continue me slo1eet I1ecuIar
ma hemalics after the coWpieton oi '"e
M br,a tic course IL the unl|cih's'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
nprw THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Madison. " j.. oct B-The formal Opening Day
Of Drew Theological Seminary was observed on
Thursday October 15 by special exercises in Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church DR.. Buttz. president
OF the seminary. presided Bishop Andrews VICE
resiaent of the Board Of Trustees. introduced Pro-
fe.sor DR. Olin a. Curtis. the OF DR. Miey.
in the department OF systematic theology, DR.:
Curtis has spent the last three years In theological
s,udv in Edinburgh DR. Curtis delivered an ad-
dress on The Theological Problems OF the Day and
Tou, to Meet Them" The work OF the present term
is proceeding satisfactorily Regular instruction in
siocution is given by Professor Homer b. Sprague.
for some years professor OF rhetoric at Cornell Uni
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
COLUMBIA.

Probably nothing has stirred up the alumni A..
students of Columbia this week more than le,,..
signed "Alumnus" which appeared In the cur,.
Spectator" Seven questions were asked BY "A,,,
nus in which he Indirectly attacks the sS c,..
Committee. lie wants TO know why tine comm,,,
did not engage professional coach: why the co,
mittee did not perceive before the recent races h
the 'o6 Varsity shell had saggcd in the miaaI
that 1t was unfit for rowing purposes, and vhv
public announcement OF that fact was not maj.
As yet the committee has sent no answer to mn,
letter
At the regular meeting OF the Columbia t-niv..
aity Union It was decided that there would he \.
fall regatta TO celebrate the formal opening Of n,
Gould boathouse.
freshman football eleven has been orgapi,.,
under r. W. Pressprich, s7. The members Of Il,
eleven have been practising this week on ,ts
campus.
The list OF the students who wish to take Dart 1,
the sound-money demonstration October n " "
rapidly growing longer. Those who have the mat
ter In charge expect that l5gD Columbia boys win
The class election in ss. School OF Mines resulted
as follows Orleans Lonsacre, jr., president; Bur
dett Kipp. vice-presdent c. NICK. Lewis secg..
tary. and V. u. Buck, treasurer.
Percy Van Ness. the leader is pleased with tia
number OF applicants who are anxious 10 sing viii
the glee club He has selected collection ot
bright popular music. and has obtained from 81
3arng he use OF wheh Ge 'ssess @ pSs
hearsais. The mandolin club has also held sons
meetings, at which 1t gained several new members
The first meeting OF the Labourdonnas chsss
Club was held on Friday afternoon
The authorities call the special attention Of stu.
dents and OF the general public to course Of Ieci.
first secretary ldircctor) Of tho Imperial German
institute of Archaeology at Athens. 10 whose abl.
ity and devotion several OF the MOST notable eY.
cavat,ons Greek soil of the last twenty year,
owe much of their success. The lectures will y
held in OF the large lcctUrc-rooms OF the I'M.
yersity at Madison-ave. and Fort ninth as fn.
lows Monday. November .. Troy and the IiO.
merc Citadel: Thursday. November y. The TX.
Greek THEATRE: Monday. November IL. THE Re.
cent Excavations in Greece: Tuesday. Novemts.
r. "rho Acropols Of Athens: Thursday Noyera.
her H. .'Tiry,s and Mycenac' The lectures are d
he given in German and will bo abunhan.ly iius.
,rsted by means Of lantern slides They wiI h
opcn 10 the general public without tickets Of n.
mission.