The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

be played for the most part on Saturdays,
on account of the distance between San
Francisco and Berkeley.
The first game in the series between the
COLLEGES and classes OF the q. c. as
scheduled to-day will be the freshman and
sophomore; second, dental and Berkeley
juniors; third, law and Berkeley seniors.
The three winners will toss up for the
final to be played for the championship.
When Manager Lang of the football
team makes his report for the season OF
95 to the athletic executive committee
next Monday it is expected that 5000 will
be appropriated to the use of the baseball
management. This will be used in liaui-
dating the outstanding bills and in putting
the diamond into condition. The q. G.
class captains are Noble, '96; Elston, '97 !;
Blasingame, '9S. and Spence, '99. L. E.
Johnston will captain the varsity.
Rejoicing at tho University.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 15.-There is
general rejoicing among the faculty and
students OF the university over the pros
poets of soon having the library and
campus lighted with electricity and an
imposing new footwalk made direct from
Center street 10 the main buildings. The
action of the Board of Regents Yesterday
IN granting Regent Reinstein $3.50 with
which to put the finishing touches on
have obligated themselves to do is much
commended. Now that the Regents have
decided to have pathway made through
Professor Hilgard's long-cherished agri-
cultura! garden, and also made an appro-
priation to carry out the work, all that re.
mains to be done is to drive the grade
stakes and organize the student pick-and-
shovel brigade.
The lighting scheme will prove a boon
+N oh
the university. since the library will be
illuminated each yening for the use of the
students, ana the campus lighted with
thirty arc-lamps suspended on high poles.
AT the present time there is not a single
light on the entire university reservation
to guide the pedestrian who might wish to
go across the campus or to one of the
buildings at night. There is rapidly
growing population on either side of the
grounds and hitherto the citizens desiring
to pass from one side to the other have
been forced 10 go the entire distance
around the western boundary in order to
reach their destination.
They have been absolutely afraid to
cross the campus on dark night because
OF the danger of falling into holes or run
ming into the brush and shrubberv or of
being held up. All these difficulties will
be overcome when the new arc lights are
placed in position and the electric fluid
turned on.
Philosophical Union.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 15.-The fifty
seventh regular meeting of the University
of California Theosophical Union will be
held next Friday evening in Professor
Harrison's lecture-room. North Hall. The
subject for discussion will be "The Bear.
ing of the Latest Developments in Physi-
cal Science Upon the Relatively of Human
Knowledge"
The topic is taken from book on Comte,
Mill and Spencer by Professor John
Watson of Queens University, Kingston.
Canada. Professor Frederick Slate will
read a paper, and a general discussion will
follow.
Installation of Officers.
BERKELEY, CALL, Jan. l5.-Berkeley
Lodge No. 10, A. 0. U. W., installed the
following officers for the ensuing term last
evening: Master workman, o. G. Nav
foreman, H. A. Nelson overseer, A. l..
Parrish; recorder. f. III. Payne; financier.
?. r. Boone; receiver, T. f. GRADER; guide,
r. J. Waters; inside watchman, E. H.
Congdon; outside watchman S. S. Morrill,.