New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
BROWN.


Providence Oct. 25-The most important incident
Of last week was tn, annual fall field day OF the
Athletic Association The following is a summary
Of the contests:
One-hlndred-y yard dash-Won by ID. +. OBren'
as; H. W. Ostby. 81, second time. 10 2-5 sec lia'
mile run-Won by a. l.. Wright W; time min
s-5 sec Northumberland dash-Won by D. +.
ORrion. 'sS: H. G. Hull, rs. second; time, % 80
sec Four-h hundred "A md -forty-yard dash-Won by
f. r. Hull. as; w J. Gum 9s. second; time ~ sec
Mile run-Won by A. l.. Wright. '0O O. ~ Bcah'
'ss second time. min. l-j sec. Running hieh
jImp-.WOn by s. s. Lapham. '9s; c. H. Guiid' w.
and Pratt 90 tied for second place; Pratt won the
jump off: height. II. | in. Running broad jump
Won by ID. +. O'Brien. IS: Pratt 'o) second; as
iance, 10 f. 5-S in. Relay race-Won by class e"h'
Of 'ss 90 second: 80 third; team of 81, ". D.
Gum. f. L. Taft +. +. Huh. IT, G. Hull. A. L..
Wright ran half mile in min. 3-3 sec. reducing
the best previous Brown record by SO SECONDS.
The election OF directors Of the Athletic Assoc'"-
tion was held last week and resulted as toho"S'
Graduate membors-Wilham Gaminell ~; Maf'ih
= Tanning 81: T. II. Weeks. 9S Senior mem
bcrs-A. o. Foster d. NJ White. Junior memoer-
q. A. Gaskili. Sophomore member-Frederick W.
Murphy
The sophomore class has elected officers as FOL
lows: President. Frederick W. Murphy: first vice
pr, sident Freeman Puncy. jr.; second vice-presl-
dent Charles G. Remington secretary. Hugh '.
'IaZet'ne: treasurer George H. Raymond; checrer
Howard &. Barber.
Represent ltivrs Of the Greek letter frateriiti -
met last week and voted TO enlarge the senior
Roard OF Editors Of Tine I.ibcr Brunensis by thc
cleo ton Of on" Junior from each of the raternities
the latter act )Cia,e editors The organiZd-
ton q ihe Senior Board IL follows: Editor-in-
chief Charles W Towne: managing "dor. John u
Deming: business manager. Robert Emerson, II
l. expected hat aitcr this year TN" i.lnrf VIII pe
made n lunior publ, alton exclusively.
At II business meeting OF the Biological 'lub las
Tuesday ming officers for the ensuing year were
elected q follows: President. Marcus W. I.y on. il.
81 vic.-pr .sidrni Ernest T.. Tyzzer 81; secretary
and treasurer Charles l.. f. PAUL. 81, Executive
COMMITTEE" the officers of.cio. and Misses Adi
Geneva wing aud Anna Louise Mei'alf.
The R,p!b!irau club held its second rdlIy III
Savos Hall last Tuesday evening. and was al
dressed by Aru)C Scott. vice-presd"nt oi me ~
ward R.pubo.1 club. and by George n. Ihttl"l.id
and Howard Is Stokes. Of Providence. letter
was read from Major Mckinley. expressing his
gratiica!on the formation OF the ciuD. III ~ eN
pccicG that this club Will take part In IN" toichiis'
parade OF the Intcrcoll" giate Republican Associh-
lion which IS To h" held I'm Boston on the evening
OF October p, ,
Brown University has just received beqiest Of
g. ~, from the late ABBY g. l'rckwith. when ~ 10
be- applied 10 the founding Of two scholarshiiS
one In the name of the lat. Professor John IarAin
Lincoln. and the other ia the name OF Iruih""
RcCkWIth.
The collcg. directory issued last week shows
total enrolment OF students. gain or foIty mn"
year. The increased aficudHucc i 'htH9
ia the Wornen's college. which now has Ia un"'T-
gradu tiea 4 gain of thiriy-s"V"n over last Y'"'-