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New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
MnENT HOLYOk h.

South IIadley. Mass. Nov. BY Will oil the ia'e
Harriet w Damon, OF Worcester. the college, r.
ceivcs 81 500 f.. A. Gooduow, Of Worcester mas
lately given 2ocO TO add land to Goodnow farR
The building plans as FAR a. maiurei are ioF
central building to include. among other h.e.s, d
chapel readiug-rOoms. offices OF . MI,
some cassrooms and MUSHROOMS ms VIII s~,.,''u ~
an m. si,. OF The burned buildings nut SOM "h,,
fnr,b,r hack Al least two more dorm!'or'es WI!
also hc put mp. -, ,..A ,,o, a. a
The aophomore class received the freshmen AZ
coloni,1 Tea In WiIston Hall on TUESDAY evening
Professor Waldo Pratt OF Hartford heoiosiVhsi
seminary gave second lecture on me orls'"
Of Church Music on Friday ,, .,,.
,rn" Th,nksciying recess will he heightened this
v.,~ from TUESDAY night 20 Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
NORMAL COLLEGE

On last Monday the members OF the senior class
OF the classical department celebrated Classical
Day." which marked the seventh anniversary OF
the establishment OF this course. The exercises
held In the chapel Quotations were rected
by the young women OF each section who wore
yellow and white chrysan, hemIms. representing the
cass co.ors Mterward dinner given. a,
which toasts responded to follows: The
Class of 81 Miss l.. Ryttenberg: The Juniors"
Miss r. Keller: "rhe Faculty" President Hunter;
THE New Gymnasium" Miss Rowley: alpha Beta
Gamma Society" Miss l.. Ocott: "Philomai ihean." :"
Miss A. chris,ianson: The Echo" Miss l.. T..
Growoli: Anna Mater" Miss VI. Josephs. Besides
the teachers and faculty there were present Miss
H. G.. Cone. Miss i.eai DR.. J. h. Conant. Miss Read
ana others Songs were sung by the class as they
marched into and left the chapel
The meeting of the Philomathean Society on next
Friday will be "A Thanksgiving celebration The
programme has been kept secret but an interesting
Is promised
The programme of the Alpha Beta Gamma So
cieiy next Friday will be on Art" and VIII be
carried out by graduates OF the class OF W. as iol
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
SMITH.

Nortbamptcn Mass. Nov. l5.-The two literary
societies Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi. gave a play
In the gymnasium for the benefit OF the Students
Building Fund 1t Donna Diana" by West
land Marston Anne Ide Barrows and Ruth Gray
Brown both seniors, and both Phi Kappa Psi. TOOK
the chief mems parts, while Florence Ward. Alpha
'97 played the heroine. This is the only public per-
formance in which the two societies have ever
joined. j, was very successful financially. the iuho
being increased by $50
DR. Charles Cuthbert Hall. OF Brooklyn, spoke al
vespers on Sunday.
dance in the gymnasium.
Professor Charles ID. Hazen. head OF the depart
nnent OF history, has organized club among those
thirty members OF the senior class who have shown
a specially serious interest In history. The club
,vI meet twice n month for the discussion OF hts.
torcai questions not included In tho coursss. and
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Nov. 15-Last TUESDAY ai'ernoo.'
Dean Hodges. of the Episcopal lh"olos'oa' '0"'
,,, ,h 1,,,onucI club of Radcliffe upon col
lcge settlements. .,.,
Dean Hodges with Mr.. Cruihers. or the 'in'''
nm and Dr. Mackenzie OF the Congrcea''on'i
church. have volunteered 20 conduct bfiet se''"
AZ Radcliffe every morning. Radclne mas 10 req"
lar chanel and 80 has had no service Oh '' o"''
before The services will begin TINS week
At the last meeting OF the Idler club Zone from
ch,L.sn.,,re.s "A Midsummer Nights Dream was
y,vcn including the tragic representation 81 rSrt-
mus and Thisbe This was followed by M ui,oin; ; :. .
H.. ,i,,l, has decided 10 hold its fall open meet
Ing ON the Friday after Thanksglvng me So''l-
mi, toe are. Chairman. Miss Carter. ~ MISS ny,
.o.. NIss K.tchum 'as: Miss Eaton. 70. ana MISS
t;odthwaite special student - - oo,vorso
last SATURDAY the junior class gave cohNersa ia,
,ion marry 10 the freshmen. The latter CLASS Ia
now elected officers ~ fohoNs; ir,slIent. Hian' @
richardson; vlc"-president. Miss fltz.fattch' sc0'
rr,nrv Miss Bacon; treasurer Miss Arnold
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
CORNELL.

r.hac, y v Nov IA recent estimate places
,b ,,lu. of UNDERGRADUATE holdings In fraternity
real estate and buildings at Cornell at apo"'
1865 Os) distributed among thirteen ira'e,"''
rbere nrc also nine fraternt.es which rent houses
70 say nothing OF the property held py tho i'"'
sorori one OF which rents a house.
ON Mondav "A game of football was paNed pe
tx,on the CascadiIla School team and the fresh
man elov.n The score 20 for %
Tn. ,nt.rclass regatta took place on IuesuaS
over fine Henley course on the lake Ihe senior
and sophonore boats crossed the line SO near To-
,.,bor that the Judge declared II a tie The Time
7l7 IS not far from the time made over the cou'' -
in tn. spring The winning crews were ni''e "P ="
follows: Gas, OF 81 Bow. Smith; TWO. 'hfiS"e"'
three Crj.n.. four Frecborn. nv". oo'"' S'N'
Iiinne: seven. Tatum. stroke. Spillman captain,
,ovswain t'olsor class OF '!s-iow, Stdhiiolu !,
Two. Hniey. three Wakeman tcapta.Di ieut' hlns TX
five RAYMOND. six. Oddir, seven pdlI''i' s'0"''
Wagner: coxswain. Fisher. ,,a,,,, IN,
TIs F,culty Committee in charge Of debating IN
crests have adopted an addltlona' r'S
govern the - M mortal prize contest 10 t,o
that any undergG aduat" VINO has Hlrniy H,l,iiy, 90 n
fh. '9i prize may be- selected by the lh'ultS ~ d"
sddi,,onaI sneak but may not receive the priI'
Tho freshman election or "Wednesday rtsuit'u "a a.
follows President. Carl ID. Fisher nISt We P,,,ta.
II ! Iuehncr recording secretary. - A. 'rl Stems
cnrr,snoullng secretary Miss y Angel; treasure;
l. Enipc; track director. II. + Ludwig ioo'na',
director T. VIII: baseball director. /. q heihSe"'
navy director. X. W. Dorm. ,.su f. Tn
4 large bronze medallion OF Ezra 'orncll ~ ~,
course OF preparation At the SihlrN WORKSHOPS ~
Will fo,rn the central portion OF the grile WoIh ''
the new gallery At the entrance TO inc raihIuS'
Tho medallion Is twenty four inches IN diameter.
The plaster east from which the mould IL taken
WAS made by H. ). Gutsell. Instructor
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
COLUMBIA.

The Columbia University authorities have ex-
nressed their qualification at the success attend
ing the lectures of Professor Wilhelm D6rpfeld
the archaeoogist At his first lecture, last Mon
day on Troy and the Homeric Citadel the lect-
ure hall in Hamilton Hall was so crowded that
II was resolved to hold the remaining lectures at
the Academy Of Medicine. in West Forty-third-s
Although the professor lectures In German, the
latter place was filed Thursday and Friday,
when his lectures were THE Excavations at Olym-
pla' and THE Greek Theatre He VIII give
lectures on Monday. Tuesday ana Inursuay aiter-
Moons at 4:3o O'Clock, to which the pubic VIII be
admitted. ,.. - a.,
on Monday night. before the ACADEMY OF Ssi;
cnce Professors Bashford, Dean and Kemp VIII
describe I'm detail the result of their summer ex-
petitions TO Puget Sound and the ieiiowstone
The University authorities, and under the auspices
of the Shakespeare Society, Dr; horace ROW. row.
ard Furness will read THE Merchant or venice
IN Room II of the Law Building The pubic VIII
be admitted to this reading. without tickets. -,
The college papers have come out IN open crrti-
cism OF the delay of the crew committee. Inc
Spectator prints this week an EDITORIAL IN whcn
IL SAYS: when the showing Is such tnat re-
nects shame and dishonor upon toumoia, IL Is
lime TO ask for a thorough explanation Captain
ing Great influence Is brought to bear upon the
committee TO appoint Walter Peet. Mhat me re-
Gently chosen advisory committee VIII 90 IS oh!
coniectural Last Saturday the Gun tluo ned
lts first shoot. on November ~ the students VIII
elect the managers and reasurers ior the crew,
track and cycle teams. ,,, .,,
This afternoon. when the trustees hold their
postponed meeting in Hamilton Hall. they Will re.
ceiye the reports OF the architects ana ensIheet
having charge OF the new buildings
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

Your cough, like dogs bark, is
a sign that there is something foreign
around which shouldn't be there.
You can quiet the noise, but the
danger may be there just the same.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oil IS
not a acough specific; it does notmere'y
allay the symptoms but it does give
such strength to the body that 1t IS
able to throw off the disease.
You know the old proverb OF "the
ounce of prevention'" Don't neglect
your cough
You druggist keeps s,ot,s Emuson OF Cod-lNe' Oil
pu. up in SOC and SlOO sizes.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
CITY COLLEGE,.

Tho ,rer,, roll which has recently been issued by
tho college shows the standing OF each student for
the year 1865 The roll gives the numper OK
marks or merits obtained by each student Tor the
year on a certain basis OF maximum marks. vary
ing with each class. The mon are ranked accord
ing 10 their standing and also according TO tho
courses pursued. classical, scientific and mechan-
cal. OF the last graduating class In the elasscai
and scientific the three highest sfs
r.milius W. Scherr, jr. Charles SindeIar ana Id
ward Kasner. In the work OF the mechamch
course the highest man is Harold Peyser In the
work OF the senior year the three nighes'' III ths
classical and scientific are r. w. Scherr. ,r, Ed
ward Kasner and Simon Zevie: mechanical. Harold
Pevser; junior class, classical and scentihc Aaio"
T. salant. H. f. Breitweiser Donald q. White
side. mechanical John Berger. sophomore eass
Em.tine and Felix Arnold; mechanical Charies o.
Buerger: freshman class. classical ana sc1n.ins r
msehaaca mc%s A. Sa1ls cus veeehPo sH
classical and scientific Alfred rrankentna'er icai al
~ l.. Wilson. and Jacob Friedlano; mecna''''a''
Al the last meeting of the senior class II was &C.
cil,d 10 adopt the cap and gown lor co"u,tL'.;-
ment exercises This decision however Is suo'sc. g.
to the approval Of the faculty as Ya nSarse
ton by the faculty who. OF course ns mase wonld
OF the graduating exercises or the coisesy, 80
necessarily mean abandonment OF bsrS .ne a's Si
Should the gowns be adopted. tne mn hoard,
The class will wear them with the NOR sar nrr
about college after the beginning OF 'he Se00"'
About sixteen men will begin this week irainne
al Bartholomew's Gymnasium ior ths '"amonc
i,piate Athletic Association track team s,iy, ,as
ne number are the foi9wing members ~ oi Rob-
ers ~ Grass s ard C. F. JeiiingnaSs Yery %sek on
NnnJovs Wednesdays and Fridays at the Not,n PIE
Meadows The team has played lew 80 sa'Sss tSe fact
maj there is not enough OF the right mates,aa ~,
the college to make it possible TO orsanlIe ,s thai
team Another reason for the lew sa,eS sas, - "a IN
The only place the team las for practising ,s ~ ~
,he mark which naturally dampens the aruo' VI
any who might he trying for place; , .r.sh
The eight weeks of probation ior ,Se tme c'stom 10
,iva ali who enter the class from the sIaihnS IN :
orhools This length OF time in which 10 snow 'n.
.h,tv IN continue in the class work II tie n. ssu
dents have not attained standing or ~ per,irus per
IN any subject tn"y are ho' ao"eu ~
the work OF the year .,. s o-garzaE
three weeks ago. has already attained a ms,,,i ,ni
bcrsnip OF seventy-hve. Ihc numnsr IS mpretns
wt be held TO complete the ORGANIZATION; .oa an
"'rha phi Gamma Delta Fraternity initt'tu u'
-, Monday evening W. H. Bulwinkle. % Mem
hers from all the chapters In the eity were b b,s
anf at the exercises. which were followed W
supper.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
ROCHESTER.

poches,er y Y Nov l5-The Students Associa-
,lon which last year declared against outsiders
or ringers" In any OF the organizations. mas hpro
gatol the rule 50 far a. the glee club - concerned
IN. student singers may therefore have the h'p OF
outside talent their Western trip. II th"y ar"
ahla TO pay for II, Manager Phillips. 9' stated
., ,,a oss,ct,,lon that there was not sufficient
material I'm ,h- college 10 make a nrsf.class E,"
club This action has aroused considerabl" hoS'le
criticism -, ., .. -. -.st..,oi
Captain Smith OF tho football team has resigned
nud il is not likely that The team VIII hr r"S'u'u
from Us present diaor sanizcd condition ms season
Tn. attitude OF the faculty toward athltics u NOT
enr0uraging especially since President I'M retire.
.-.t,..
Or Edward " Moore. sr the vcncrabl" pre- tiicnt
OF IN, hoard ~ Trustees IL sun In iopr h"hl'h
never having entirely recovered from his severe
nlu.as
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
BROWN.

Provlience Nov i5--Ai the meeting o, the Pniio-
sonb,cal cub las, week the subject for discussion
was 'The Meaning OF Philosophy In the Light OF lis
History and Is Present Problems" The speakers
we're Professor Everett. James Tucker, jr.. "a anu
J. T.. Boolin 49,
The Brown University Lecture Association $ course
OF lectures for the present season has just been an
nounced The first will be given Tuesday evening
of this week. being OF a series OF four on ne
Religions OF Primitive Peoples" by DE- Danie' u
Jacob schartenberg. OF Pawtucket has recently ~
givea the college library va.uaD,e co'Ices;on sni,je
about one hundred volumes relating % oo,rtst ~
history phology. religion and pnlosophy s NE
Courses which are IL present unusually wei an',i
3D. During the latter part OF the y.n',, L, ,hs
the department Will be somewhat crippled ny '"e H
absence OF Professor Kent, who mas lsceM1,u ,1, ,,
leave OF absence OF eight months Which VIII NC
spent in Assyrio,ogical study In Germany. ,, for
\ college art club was organized dst 49, w -, Gr
the study OF pen and ink drawing ana Pat'mis ~
water colors Al the first meeting Se,n a. 'o, ,, ~
Zee was appointed to prepare constitution Noi"ah
X Isham viii act "A Instructor for the present. ,
Professor Alonzo Wiams. who mas preh sPelh.
Ing In the West In behalf OF souHu n,ol'.s' p,a a
recuperating from attack of typhoid fever, ms
returned to the city. but Will not begin 'eac"'"s
again before next term. .,,... +, sooro,
In preparation for the two hard games wnlch a. re c
yet 20 come. The annual freshman-sopno,Dte sain L
is scheduled fo- Wednesday OF this week / ne WY N
OF the freshman team has improved sttitN !" wv, .u
lac. f.v davs and the sophomores, though 'hey
have not played much together this 5easo"' s'e AZ
4 new freshman society has just been ors1Inizei, Iie
which Wi! be- known by the name OF Alpha ''7"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
STEN EMS.

,,ror,s arr. beiag made to revive the college seA'
.,e and they will probably be successful II 'h'
ors,i,u,iou can be changed In such n way as 10 90
ovav with the restriction relative TO membership
which has heretofore Handicapped its success
,rh.. annual trials OF the musical clubs have been
b.d md regular daily practice Is being held III
prepara ton for the opening concerts OF the se@s
Those who have secured places In the clubs are
,;l.e cub-First tenors: II. ID. Kellogg ~ ie..ue''
y ! Rruue ~: IL. A. Sawyer. %. and W. A. XIX
land % Second tenors: Il. ID. Williamson ". -
:, norn.tt 1900 and W. j. Johnson. os FITS
r.. Westervel, 'as Second bassos T. l.. Terry ~
: 4 Peck IS and W. ii. I.overdse 5. s. Mahdo
lin club-First mandons: Henry Clarence MATINEE
M. y \ Wood. 'V7; T.. {. PAYERS. 'oi. T.. bun.s
-; n = Scott, ~. Second mandoiils, Il. u, "a. Hn,.
-. r. r. Samson. ~. liaro.d W. Ahders rson, ~, g'
trst violin. 4. g. .ost, vs. ie,aer , ;;sitars; w H.
:. HAN S noSald Gregory 10 q. L. LIutchins
an ~ A SAWYER '97 and ~ j. Beach; "; banio
ruib-R l.. Messmer. %. leader, -. =, M .n- and
son 'VT; Albert Benter "; ). r, hu"WW orr ~: :
{, r. Warren, 07. II. h. Upjohn. w I; .. 50 ., ~.
~, Guitars q. T. liutchins. "a, H. A. Sa"'''' ~
and H. G. Messiner. - , ,r.,av made en-
earcments Tor concerts in Brooklyn a NJ io
1arsev Itty Newark Montclar ana Grains, ,,r
snort southern tour will probably be arra'seu '0'
Th" Fngneering Society held is regular mse' me de
~, L,ri,v afternoon. Warren ii. Miiisr -, T. ~
Iivered an interesting lecture on tmt tm,er ,a7 re-
Indicating Locomotives u. a,I m A. Sawyer.
viewed the mechani'aI Joi'ha'' """ 80 '
81 the electrical lournuis; u,,,or. n, football
S,rvsrs played her old rival Rutsers "a, az This
on Wednesday. and won by score Oh, o i ~ another
game neutfai Eto""o ~ ~
prap,acv may be decided
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
LAFAYETTE.

Eas;on Penn Nov. 1.-THE football season Is
arawlng TO a close ard the Lafayette men are con-
eempang the seasons record with the greatest sat
isfac,,on Not q game has been lost: Pennsylvania
We, beaten and Princeton failed 10 score Yesterday
q check for $1,000 was received rom Pennsy:Vana As
a,,,,o,,, share In the game in Philadelphia. which
Jo,ave.,n AT one time objected 10 playing because
Pennsyive MIA only wanted to pay $500 This game
brought Lafayette $5oO and pennsylvania about
"a 900 Both colleges are satisfied ~ "
Thera are twenty-eght professors and 3Oi students
90 Can = n Wabrdge OF the football team had warm
recepton on his arrival Thursday from Philadelphia
fosnifal where he underwent successful operation
Tor Appendicitis He will not take par: IN athletics
mill next fall.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
BOWL DOI...

Brunswick. Ne Nov 15.-Therd has been a ma rkcl
revival OF interes: in public debate Bowlon due IN
large 10 the enthusiastic .abors IN ha drec
ton OF the Instructor in rhetOrir. As a result A
nOurlshing debating sJce ) has been olgAuized
mainly by the sOpn 1mOr"s. though membership !s
open to any undergraduates IL Is namcl in honor o
George Evans. aumnus OF 1915, VINO was one OF
the abest deba,ers Maine has ever cOngr. -
and It's officers President. Il. : Phil1,n. vic,-
presidents, f. l.. Dalton and ". J.. Thompson: SEC
ietary, L. T.. Libby; treasurer. w r Libby: Exccu-
tive Committee. +. " Briggs II. f.. Dana l. VI.
Greenlaw and l.. l.. Cieaves.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
TUFTS.

College HILL Mass. Nov. 13-The annuai sop"o
mora freshman football game will be played NoVem-
Der a. The annual flag rush will follow the game
John A. Maddocks '9s has been elected A'hie,,c
rdi,or os "rhe Brown and Blue the annual pupii-
ton of the Junior class. The book VIII appear
about March l. A..
The New England College Conference met D" .'''
rtu ,his wear President Capcn and Professor ray
were the delegates from Tufts. . -. ,oa,o,io,
IN. urs, dance of the Evening Party Associauioi
Tho leading social organization on the iilil VIII ps
held Zovember 20 In the Goddard gymnasium -
series OF eight dances Is TO De gwen
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
EVELYN

Princeton y J. Nov i5-The annual german
v.o this wear by the class OF '9s was great sue
cess Characters drawn from Highland. Italian
and Swiss peasant NE. America In Colonial times.
negro life IN tho South. and many Other pict-
ur.suue phases mad. mp the cosmopolitan hal
Thc z,tn MI the current events" club OF the
college has begun its work again IL WI! nave RI
address al It's next meeting from the college pr'--
dent, Dr !. II. McIyaine.
The Half Hour club. an Informal reading circle
lately established. H. remarkably popular. IL l.
now taking up current literature. NJ the last
meeting the reading WIS from Du Mduricrs Tile
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
WESLEYAN.

Middle.owu. Conn. Nov. lS-Ph Nu Theta held
is annual fall rec, ption a. the clubhouse on Thurs
dav evening Tnc chaperones were Mrs. 5. T.
Camp. Mrs Niohclson and Mis-. Rosa. Alpha Delta
Phi O, "Wednesday evening. also gave an evening
"or home" 10 Introduce freshmen into the city So
c,a,v Mrs Coudert and Mrs. ". W. Pcarne re-
ceyed fer the chapter.
Professor 4. G. Leacock. 49, now a graduate stu
don't nj Harvard, has been engaged as tutor In
Latin temporarily. during the Illness OF Professor
Nicholson.
Raskct bail Is beginning To hold sway in the gym
c.sjum work y league has been formed between
Y,Ie trinity and Wesleyan. and the schedule Of
Games viii be bocun soon as the iootball season
Sss closed A Colninitice has been appointed ny the
,,rsssdenf of the senior class to take immediate
Stems 10 decorate and equip the new trophy room
a. .he eymrasiuri Tnc Undergraduate Athletic
Commit. ee and chairman of the Graduate Advisory
pn,~d constitute the committee. They VIII be
srss,iv irdc5tcl TO all aumn. who VIII send them
80 Information concerning trophies OF college VIC
torres III the past . c.uooa. ha o.
e.;led her scheduled game OF football with Wes-
ieran much 10 the latter's regret Manager Ben
nett has arranged a game with Lafayette. to be
,,iaved nj Easto. Penn. II Is probable that an oter
from tho Irving club. OF BrooKyh' 10Y i"aHhs-
giving game will be accepted.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
BRYE NAWK

Eryn Mawr. Penn. N9v. i5-On MONDAY afternoon
Ian Macaren che Rev John WasOn) vii address
the students The lecture H. the si. OF Jusius s ra
bridge one Of the trustees ON The same day NJ and
Mrs Watson Will be entertained luncheon by PTesl-
dent Th5rI
on Thursday evening Mrs. Bertrand Russcl. spoke
before the college branch q! the Young Woman :
Christian Temperance Union. sne traced The history
o. the temperance movement in this county. After
The address d reception was he'd.
The freshmen gave The annual en'eriaimen: to the
sophomores Friday evening II to ii ihc form Of
a pay The Leap Year Woons Of Prince Know.
edge"
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EI.NfIRA.

Elmra. ~ Y. Nov. 1.-THE lecture oy Id" a. wa"
Iaren. on Scottish Traits was given III 'ne ,U n
ests OF the college under the managenie"' " -,
Mackenzie and the College Ciup, ias' ,rna nro.
,ho ardItor,um Of the Baptist Church. The pro-
Goods of the lecture are the college girls co"-
trbution to the endowment found. when Is "''"S
secured. u. a..
As a result of the report OF Miss Mary Myers ."0
student elector OF college settlement WORK. t"e So
dents have decided to furnish "a classroom /" De'''
son House. Boston. . .,,..,a,, uorkers
Miss Davis of the college settemcn. %
OF ini-ue it ,"on,o lion Miss Ellen c. Pierson,
president of this association. reports .he Ion
Hons from students larger this year than ids'
'be two teams in basket ball are piayins iTk"-
larlv md will have a contest on ThanksSNiis Dhs AZ
Last years graduating class mas sN'" WV -
English Literature Department. ,o ord i'm
The history alcove has received ia,se rs S CIV
portant additions the gift OF the New io'" ~''
alumnac.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford. Conn. Nov. 1.-THE faculty gave
q, lt.On Wednesday evening TO the students and
friends OF the seminary IN The large reception har
f. the Lease Memorial Library. On Tuesdiy even
ng Professor Clark = Erdrdses delivered an ad-
dress on The Present word OF the Spirit to the
Churches h"iOi, the annual meeting OF the Hart
ford Conference Of CONGREGATIONAL Churches I'm
ia" afternoon ths Rev. john Luther kilbOil Of the
CONGREGATIONAL House. Boston. aIunInus or The
seminary. spoke on TIA" work OF church extension
in Boston This week President ltartrnnft and
several OF tn lNCEliN attend receptions
meToratir. TIN scr-c'ni"nnidi OF the Rev Dr. L.
: StOrrs's pasto.at.