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New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1.-Work Is advancing rapiniV
on the new dental building, which promises 10 De
one of the finest OF its kind in the country II Is
on Thirty-fourth-st.. directly opposite from FRANK
lin Field and Immediately behind the harrison
Chemical Laboratory. When completed II VIII nave
cost $12o OO exclusive of furnishings and appliances
The basement will contain a large assembly room'
four Laboratories and one metallurgica dark ROOM
also a laundry and A room for bicycles. The hrst
floor will be devoted TO large amphitheatre' WIN
additional rooms for demonstrators. and the mo
chanical operatir room will be on the second hoof
Professor Felix Kline of the University OF Got
tingen and Professor Wilhelm Dorpfed. OF the I'M
peral German Archaeological Institute In Athens,
were guests OF the university last week The latter
will lect re next week Modern Discoveries
Among the Ruins of Ancient Greece
The Camera Club has elected the following ON
GERS: President; George A Grevemeyer; vicepresi-
dent George S. Champion; secretary. :. /" Steir:
treasurer Theodore L. Boutillior: corresponding
secretary Ralph Stewart.
The seminar in politics and economics of the De
partment of Philosophy has been organized The
first meeting was held last week. al which the Turk
ish question discussed at length. The seminar
I'm politics will he in charge of Professor John
Quincy Adams and DR.. Leo :. Rowe; the seminar
in theology and economies Of transportation In
charge OF Professor s. ~ Patten and Assistant Pro-
fessor E. r. johnson: the seminar In sociology In
charge Of Assistant Professors S. NJ Lindsay and
H. X. Seagar.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
NORMAL. COLLEGE.

DIR. Jenny B Merrill. who recently appointed
supcrin.endent OF Kndergartens in the public
schools. severed her connections with the college as
critic teacher and instructor in pedagogy Octo-
ber 20
The first session Of the Associate Alumnae course
in child study will be held Thursday. Drs Emily
I. Conant and J. B. Merrill Will present reports on
Allowing Children to Choose"
series OF twelve lessons in parliamentary law
will be given by Miss Adele NJ. Felde In the Alumnae
Library at the college Fridays from to 5:i5 p. m
The first Of these will be he'd next Friday. The
Literary Committee OF the Associate Alumnae has
this matter In charge and Is composed OF the follow
Cone Miss Frances Sanford Miss Jennie NJ Winter
ton Miss X W. Price and Dir. Mary A. Reuua The
second lesson OF the course In Robert Browning on
THE Ring and the Book" will be given by Mrs
Harriet Obs Delenbaugh to-day The class in this
Is divided into two sections and Il. Section
A will attend to-day.
The Alpha Beta Gamma Society will debate next
Friday on the question: Resolved That the Govern
ment should control all railroads" Ahif.iative, Miss
Ethel Sheern and Miss Sadie Fettretch negative.
Mss Anna Toone and Miss Rothschild. The sub
1ect for debate at the meeting Of the Phoma thson
Society next Friday will be: Resolved, That Feu-
dalism Was the Form Of Government Best Adapted to
tho Middle Ages" Affirmative, Miss Annie O'NoIl
and Miss Helen 0outhey; negative. Miss Ethel Bailey
anil Nlss Addie Christianeon As the colors Of the
society are purple and gold II has been decided to
change the pin 10 - 70 smbody beth these coors
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
HAMILTON.

Clinton y y Nov. 1.-The eghty-hfth annual CAY
alogue o., the college has been published. IL SHOWS
that there are lis In actual attendance ana 'na
there are eighteen men in the faculty. the largest
number in the history OF the college.
The old gymnasium. the scene OF many gym
Show in the past has disappeared from the campus
In i,s p:ac. Is hole in the ground excavatihs iof
IN. now Science Hall having already been begun
Football is on the top wave OF interest anu eh,nu-
slasm Al a recent college meeting large sum was was
nlcdceI 20 meet current expenses and deirdy me 'ost
of IN. trip 10 New-York. where Hamilton VIII pay
Xew-York University On Saturday the team from
he Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Of Troy, played
,he bomc team mere The game stiN and marrcd
bv one or two brutal plays by Troy. Neither sds
scored but he ball was in Troys territory most OF
tho ,imc on Friday Hamilton played Rochester mere
and won BY a OF 32 10 0.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
CITY COLLEGE.

Tho orconization OF the college Glee Ciup was
eroc,ed las, week and the following were chosen
from, the lis; Of applicants: First tenors. H. H.
Godbergcr. ss. and H. A. EberhardtJ w. secohu
,.,ors u Fcrnbach 80: l.. u. Herbert. IS. and
: & NcidIngcr 90; first bass. J. H. Dooo. "
:, J. Morrison 81, and w. T. Elgas. 9I; second
h,ss = NJ Dearborn. 81, II. NJ. Holton. "; e.
Tor,bo s7 and H. l.. Davies. %. The election
for huslness manager will take place next week
4 Sound Money League has been organized IN
the college and the following were elected officers:
president f. NJ Dearborn. 81; vice-presdent. H.
Foebrcnbach 97; secretary. II. A. Harris 81;
treasurer W Boyd. 81 The club was organized
with about sixty charter members. The first step
taken by the club was TO poll the vote OF the iour
,,u.r classes which resulted In "A complete change
IN tho political aspect OF the college from what
has prevailed In former years Out OF 'I5 men, Nc
Kinlev received so votes, Bryan l-o votes ana
r. is .xpected that the track athletic team VIII
nSouam ~ amount OF interest has been shown In this
Jcn.r, men, Of athletics this year and the result
is thai there a great many Candidates from
,yhom TO make selections. Those VINO Will De
chosen from last year team VIII PioDaoiy ps
= I.llinghaus 9,, captain j. Is Roll. ~; q. j. a.
crossi 90. A. J. H. Roberts. ,9' ID. W. Cairnes
49, H. H. Hanson. 81, H. NJ. liolton. 9S, and w.
The flfIcth annual convention OF the Theta Delta
chi Fraternity will be held on November ~ ana %
az ,hc Uoffman House The city College Chapter
viii attend the business sessions ana dinner IN q
hodv The latter will he held on the evening or
IN, 18th In the large banquet han or the hotel.
About 300 delegates are expected 10 pe present
fraternity will occupy It's new quarters at No 100
East Fifty-sevcnth-st. next week.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
TRINITY.

Hartford Conn, Nov. 1.-The librarian Of the
college has recently purchased a complete and
handsomely bound set OF the thirty-one volumes Of
tho "Historie Iitteraire de la France" This set
ia particularly valuable, as IT is entirely from type
whereas many copies have the pages reproduced
nv Photographic process. This work was begun by
the Bencdictines In 1855. and they failing finish
II IT was taken up and brought to completion by
tho Institute IN 1893. Other important recent pur-
chases have been made
The Tufts football game last Wednesday. which
resulted in victory for Trinity by the Of Is to
was a surprise and qualification TO the sup
,or,ars NJ the blue and gold A close was
expected and the play which Trinity showed was
unexpectedly strong: The team play has without
,,asks and the outlook Is certainly brighter. How
cver ihe practice OF Thursday showed that neither
,he defence nor offence Is perfect by any means.
Kent Hubbard. 49, the big guard. and his brother
ouis who played tackle while he was IN college.
we're on the consolidated, and gave the college team
some practice in stopping as hard rushes as they
ora iukely 10 meet In any regular game Ricn ana
Ellis are both temporarily laid on
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-o,.,,,on in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrano nus
eli and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norton.
CORNELL.

r,boc, Y Nov 1.-The schedule OF sipiey Oo''
Iepe lectures is now nearly completed. INC 40. 80
cI,,des the names of Charles e. Emery VI
York. C. J. Field OF New-York: Coonel H. !" 49, :,
Editor Of The Railroad Gazette; Cap.a'" :" -
Hunt of Plttsburg: David l.. Barnes. OF chicago an"
p,o,assor w Anthony Others who are expec'ea
but not yet definitely engaged are D. W. H'e"' .,.
rIrford an authority on steam boiler cons'ruc'o''
Frank T. Sprague of New-York. ana A. JUN" "
OF the Westinghouse Company ,
rhe rencers Club now numbers thrty-four mem
hers A team is be selected to compete o." -,
giving Day against team from '"e
Pennsylvania. IT,, r,,,h on
a, Tho meeting Of the Philosophical Cluo u"
u-odrasd,v Afr schiller read paper on "Darw'h-
ism and Design. ,,.,.y bavo
Some interesting facts about the '"'so.,o. '"''
recently been compiled. The library no" ass'
100 900 volumes and $1,000 pamphlets anu re'e''e'
regularly some 800 periodicals ,, ,ho
Professor Goodwin Smith has been ',siu"e ~
University as the guest of ex-Presideh' ]Anu,."
White. on Wednesday he addressed froies'o'
Morse Stephenss class in English history, ,o Council
connisjn1 ne ~ professor b. l. Wheeler. CAPTAIN
Spllman and Commodore Mordock, mas S ,ha sanor
decided nd 10 sSpbomore classes to take place some
time this fall Practice has already DeRun ar rni,s
Ce sI5ernbe interest IS shown in fall rowing ana
the indications are that the dse Emerson has begun
series Of illustrated lectures on Greek decora'e'
The fall meet OF the Athletic Club was osn neIa o.,
Percy Field Saturday. For most of the contests
there was large number OF entries. ,.. ,he
The Cross Country Club viii nave pnsvlvana ragg al
phiI,delpha probably on Thanksgiving Day.
The Magazine has Just dppe4aTedc bpIpsra e "" s Northup
edor-in- chief: c. NJ Howe business 1anagra, Ii r. r.
y Carpenter y. Hutchinson, Languom' i;.,' ,hn nub
Swift and Orcoa Williams 1t announces sne an PiD m,
icaton during the year. OF series OF artc'es VII '
ssphen s Gregory fellow in civil engineering an(
a gradunte of the University Of Texas coni'i',go ~
suicide bv taking potassium cyanide on rr'naS us $50 80
was a good student and was well liked py his asso
ciatcs go, cx,ou r-nIon Profess o
" Ienks delivered Thursday evening d @ no.
nartisan lecture the issues OF the Poi,,.
naign President Schurman addressed u hepuo.r.a ar
nn'nr,n,iyn meetings. at Auburn on WEDNESDAY even
ing az Olean on Friday evening ana AT r'"i" u
SATURDAY. evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
MOUNT HOLYOKE.

Mount Holyoke, Mass. Nov l-Insurance matters
are now adjusted The total amount realized from
the buildings and furnishings on policies covering
$4,000 is s2,.oo This Is available for rebuilding. hut
is wholly Inadequate
President Mead addressed the Boston Alumnae on
Wednesday last and speaks before the New-York and
Brooklyn Association Saturday next.
At the celebration OF Founders Day Thursday
November s. Mrs. Atwell. president OF the New-York
Associa ton. will lay the cornerstone OF the new Mary
Brigham Memorai-
A branch association OF the Boston Aumnae who
graduated since 1850 has been formed for social
purposes and for aiding the building fund.
A departure in the classes in economies IL the
report from delegations OF the students who visit the
great manufacturing establishments 0: Holyoke.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
WILLIAMS.

O. W,lliamstown. Mass. Nov. 1.-The regular autumn
meeting of the Board Of Trustees was held this
week The lot on Southworth-aye, on which the
new Catholic Church is building. was formally
transferred to its new owners. The presen; Cath
o,tc Church. which the college obtained by pur-
chase In the spring In order to complete the col
lese grounds. will probably be transferred to the
college about January l. 1t has not yet been set
tied what will be done with the new building. II
is too small for most college purposes and the lot
will not accommodate anything larger The build
inc may be torn down and the lot leveled to form
part OF the presidents lawn.
There have been two political meetings this week
in Goodrich Hall. The Sound Money Democratic
club is working with great enthusiasm. Ia spite spite
IN Ing was held on Thursday evening to hear an
address by Henry Lamb q Ssw,fSrk EVA q. ,.e, on
Ing. President Carter and Professor Hewitt were
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
LAFAYETTE.

,,..,, Damn Nov H. Wellcs Hollenbach, OF
,vyt.sha,re this State has given the college *lo'ooo
Mr. HolIenbach is one of the trustees OF the ihs'iu
ton. ,,., 81,
The literary societies held their mutations ."
Wednesday evening. In Washington nan '"e "'
dress Of welcome was given by President fl'tna, ma & ~
craig gs read an essay. and Jones' w. ueo. . ~ ,ha
In fh" franklin Society Or. Warfeid preshen' ~ ~.
delivered a recitation. There was also hiusc'' p''
gramme. -. ,o.,rad ,o vote was
4 pol OF the students who desired 70 to.e ~
.aton an saturday, Only about one-third OF Tue
'nden,s boIloed or the lis votes cast Mckinney re-
ccived a. Bryan .. Palmer II ana ieVe'"'s D.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
WESLEYAN.

Middetown, Conn, Nov. 1.-R. G. Mcgargee has
been elected manager and r. r. Nivson captain OF
the freshman football team. =. L. Woolston. 81. has
resigned from the managershp OF the Baseball Asso-
caiion and the withdrawal Of Professor Dennis from
the college has left the faculty dictatorship open also.
The nominees for these two positions +. W. Roe.
'97 and Professor Farrand. the history teacher
Dr.. W. S. Eichelberger. instructor in mathematics
and assistant in astronomy. has left the college az
cept position In the Nautical Almanac Office Of the
Naval Observatory, Washington DR.. George II. Ling
is bis successor.
Mason, of Harvard. '93. has been engaged TO coach
the football team. and has had charge the for
the last week A marked Improvement has been
shown under his anagemeni. Townsend Is back at
tackle after weeks. and the team Is in good con-
ditioD.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The matrIculation exercises were observed on Sat
urday The exercises consisted OF n sermon In the
chapel In the morning and a reception ana dinner
given bv the dean in the afternoon. special
,nuscal service under the direction OF II. w. Run
nor NJ the senior class rendered effectively by
tho chapel choir OF male voices The music was Of
Mr. Ruffner composition.
The Junior class met Tuesday and elected the
following officers President. William Porter Niles.
OF Ncw-Hampshrc; vice-presldent John Chamber
lain Ward OF Western New-York diocese; secre-
,orv and treasurer Franklin Emerson Smith; his
,or,an Louis Wilbur Scohcd. of Western New
York: precentor II. Barney Phillips. Southern Ohio
on Tuesday evening DR. Seabury gave farewell
rocention TO Bishop Dowden OF Edinburgh. who
sailed for Europe Wednesday morning The
members OF the faculty and many OF the students
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
JOHNs HOPKINS.

xo, 1-Professor Kayser. OF the l. NJ
Bal''nS'T o5 ponn Germany paid visit 10 the 'onns
t Hopkins before his p aspAJu5s o Henry
last week. and left an order WIN 30 nbvsics. for
a. aater ho~,a an instrument used in the measure
ment % u Adams has been elected president OF
a,sss of s7 by close vote over Willlaln ~
Hodges The other officers CHOSEN X WHINE jr:
49,. G. Armstrong: SECRETARY - "
tressurer II. BaeiJer. .o,,onies of the academic
The fornai ~ Mccoy Hall. Hundreds OF iorihe :
geadd Us AddTesoss Soessor william H.
by Proiesson of the medical department freside"'
(-:i,oan rresided
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge. Mass Nov. 1.-The series OF enter
tsinmsnts 10 welcome the freshmen mas pesuh'
Last week the Athletic club received them IN 'he
gymnasium at an Informal tea Last Ursula wv
class Of go CAV. an Informal dance In their honor'
4, ,ha La, meeting OF the Idlcrs a play was
given. "The N.ttle' in which Miss Sherwood w.
and Miss Folsom ~. took part. IL was me mrs,
regular play Of the season, ana was @ s.''S u
rcss II viii be repeated at the College settle
ment In Boston. -. -, ,a- b..
t.n was given Wednesday TO the class OF !" ~
>ftss Watts A member OF the class. -
The English club held meeting on 'uesony, uaso,ny
N,,ss pcotrice Witte entertained them by reahlhg
y to-, of her own The officers OF the Ens!sh
clrh fo- this year are: President Miss Butier:
president pro tenn. Miss Teuow' secre'a'y' "''s
Haskell.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
READY FOR THE srEfNrrz.
TURN MATCH.
THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE wos,n a.
sTAKE-NorEs FROM OTHER rIELoe

While Steinitz writes from woerishofen thar -.
match for the championship Of the world betv..-
himself and Lasker was to have begun yest.vs..
October 20. Russian CALENDAR ST. PETERSBURG ns..
which came TO hand by the same mail says thai ~
players expected to arrive on that da,. n
Moscow. Inasmuch as the latter intimation -.
officially given out by the Moscow Chess Club. !.
may be assumed that play will not begin u..s
the latter part of this week. The Russian cluh .,.
announces that they will pay 1000 rubles IA -.
winner and 100 rubes to the loser. and that ~.
have arranged to pay for all the travelling hc..,
and incidental expenses of the players and th..
5000 rubes has been guaranteed by few m.,,
bers of the club for that purpose. The wiune, :.
the match will be he who wins ten games A.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
COLUMBIA.

The annual announcement Of Columbia University
will soon be ready for distribution II contains all
the names of students who matriculated before
Oo,ohor "a and shows a substantial and satisfying
Increase I'm all departments. The total NUMBER OF
students throughout the University is l.51. In the
freshman class of the college proper there are
es students. large increase over last year. Ihese'
with those in the other classes and 40 specia SUI
dents make the number In the arts 49, ine'o .
are 16s men in the first year law class, against
ahout 195 last wear and 355 In that Hdepart-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
HARVARD.


Cambridpe Mass Nov lon Thursday morn
ing a number of men joined the party under INC
auspces OF the American Republican College
League TO visit Major Mckinley at Canton l"c
party arrived Friday. when Mr. Woiiie spun
representing President Perkins, OF the No -
League who unavoidably detained mere '
excursion returned this morning. Friday evening
the intercollegiate Republican torchilsht ProoeS
sion took place in Boston. with Arnold Scott o.,
as marsha-in-chief About 400 Harvard men, an
In appropriate coored caps and gowns, marchei
in the parade which was success III eNe's ""' =,
save that those who expected "rush VII"
were disappointed. Tomorrow evening 'ne nis
sound-money parade takes place. IN "h'c" Nv,
publicans and Democrats alike take part uh'ie"
bv their opnosition 10 Bryanism. Tuesday evening
the Sound Money Club has hired hor'icu,u' I d.
Hall in which TO have joihcatioh anu " "''
the returns. The Glee Club will sing.
Thursday afternoon the candidates for the pase-
ball team were divided into two nnes' ana 'ne
last regular game of the fall practice was pia&SEu &
was made up of Fitz p; nTnY Merton g. Rand T.:
Lynch. c. f.. and Burgess r. f. vao,, c,,h the
Al the annual meeting OF the ommndore naen9 " b.
Emmons 3D. rs; vice-commodore. g. H. Scul', ~ w
rear-commodore, C. c. S!mRn; dp. Rnsa,9s 49, Committee,
A. II. Higginson. 9s; +. Wadswor'h 'S' anu H. -
Prescott. '% . MOI, o.used bv
great deal of severe comment was ,ause1 h for "y
the announcement by The Crimson ,aam .nr ipa had
broken training. The varsity captains ana . ci,,sr
presidents issued a letter concerning II III s'''"S
language .,,.. ., -, l,et
The Advisory Committee on Athletics mas al 1 las.
been completed for the year, ana no" s,nau, ;,,
From the faculty. Professor j. H. Beale Chairman, an.
Professor l. ~ Hollis and DR.. l5radford; rom sne
ham 'ss, and r. Gardner 81 from the undergrad,
uatcs. r. H. Stevenson '9I, j. ii. Perkins 's' ana
p d. Haughton. 80 ~ l,,,, rovo
G. H. Walcott of the Boston Chess Clup "a saNe g
an exhibition of simultaneous play iiig aE'irrs'
dav evening Score: Waicott, 6's; Haryard, i'g.
The freshman track athletic games frlday WeIe
fairly successful although records were broken
There Is no specially good material in the class.
but some may develop later.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
FORDHAM.

Great rivalry IN being shown between the Bryan
and Sewa and the Mckinley and Hobart clubs
Speeches and arguments worthy Of note are fire.
nuently heard from different members Of the club
Tuesday night will be a gala one, when the men,
bers of the two organizations have decided to have
a large bonfire. and speeches from four members Of
each club will be heard. the time allotted TO each
sneaker being fifteen minutes. ballot will be
taken in the morning. and a lively contest is ex-
pected.
j. r. Quinlan. 'T. who has made quite reputa-
ton for himself athlete will represent Ford
ham at the Georgetown University athletic games
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draws not to count The play days will be Nep
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. While play WI
begin on each of these days at o'clock In The
evening. all adjourned games scheduled to h
resumed on Sundays at / O'Clock in the Afternoon
However the days of play and other minor Do
tails Of the arrangements are subject to altera,
tions
w. Steinitz will himself report the games for rhs
Tribune and there Is doubt that cable mes
sage will reach this city from the veteran within
a day or two. giving additional details Of tho
match. While presenting the two players In cuta
1t will be interesting 10 read their records. which
are appended here
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
BOWDOIN.

pr,rsvick Me. Nov. 1.-The following sophomo'es
hesn anp,n.ed to take part in the competition
nave can,au prize In defamation at the close OF
.Sa 40, ,arm: F. W. Briggs. L. l.. ceaves A.. r. cram
+. Dana. F. l.. Dut;on l.. ~ 'e,n'nss - n.',.an =.
Laver;u w. b. Moui'on' a. II. >a''"' - "
" n Smith and Cony stursis
rns closing rally Of the political campaign was held
,vadresdav evening in the Town Hall. under the
eu,oas ~ the College Republican Club. William
go white. 81. presided. and President William DE
witt HYDE and Orville D. Baker OF Augusta were
The College library has received this week from the
,ri,stees OF the estate Of the late Joseph walker OF
The class OF 1900 has chosen the following orers
ra,ai p Harris East Machas; secretary. Harry Z.
TcCarty Portland.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
RRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. Nov. l.-At meeting OF the
Graduate Club. held Saturday evening. October "a.
Miss Isabel Madison. president OF the club. was
elected delegate to the meeting OF the Federation
OF Graduate Clubs which will be held at the Johns
Hopkins University on December p and 90.
The Undergraduates Association held a meeting
this week TO ratify the nominations Of officers for
"The Fortnightly Philistne" for 1867 The
Board OF Editors will be composed as follows: Miss
Grace c. Lounsbery. Editorn Chief: Miss Mary
Peckham Miss Clara w. Vail, Miss 0eorganna g.
King, Miss Mary T. r. Fouke and Miss Content 8.
Nichols. The busness managers win BE- Miss N.
On Monday evening President Thomas gives .
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! which will be held In Washington on oatu'ua'

next. -, 1,,. -. - tho nro.
The Rev. W. Reynolds Cow ardn. one OF tne n pac- TO-
romnt Of ihealth been forced to resign his duties
as professor He is succeeded by NJ PendergasII
u,,ii line nm on the field against the eleven when
will represent the College Of St FRANCIS Mays ,ea
ft 1nard. Charles Downes. ss. right guard: Jonn
cany right tackle Harry % DSwSes Sr Morris @ Clark
q7 right end: Jeres " Dunlevy. 49, or John Dunne,
end Gerald Parry % safSsc% GEORGE
HIovns q; right halfback Frank Quinan. 81. or
Maurice O. German. 1900 fullback
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford. Conn. Nov. l.-There was political
rally in the music room Thursday afternoon. 1t
was addressed by President Hartranft Of the sem
iuary Professor Perry. Joshua W. Allen and one
student President Harranft urged those who be-
lieyed in sound money to take part In the parade
ON Saturday He explained. however. that neither
faculty nor students entered into the demonstration
"a reIresepting the institution. Nearly every
OF the faculty and male students In town Joined in
fhe parade The prevailing sentiment is for Nc
Kinley; in fact. there are only two pronounced
eilverites. '--