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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-01-28
Photographed Government Currency.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Judge Philips, of the United States district court. yester- day sentenced Ralph Creese to three years in the Missouri penitentiary and Dr. Adella Walters to 20 months. They were convicted of complicity in q scheme to photograph government cur. rency.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-01-28

The Phoenicians were the first to erect fortified cities on the. Mediter ranean sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12

EORDHAM.

Tho following resolution has been chosen as the
next subject Of debate: Resolved. That the Deity
should be recognized in the Constitution OF the
United States" On the affirmative side are John
T. Claffy of Brooklyn, and Leo J. ODonovan, of
New-York on the negative. Charles e. Downes, of
Hydeville VT, and William e. Tlerney. Of Green
witch. Conn.
The various positions on the Tyros Will be filled
as follows: Catcher Edward Sullivan: pitchers
Henry Hede and Ralph Woollett; first base, John
O'Brien: second base Thomas Auglim; shortstop
Thomas Kelley; third base, Eldrige Healey; left
field. John " Mellady; centre field, Andrew Ewald
and right field Julio Il. Rabel The substitutes
will be John J. Murray and Walter Maher
Manager John J. OBrien of the Invincibles has
arranged the following schedule: April TO-, Fan
wood A. C., at Fordham; April ID, Berkeley School
at Berkeley oval; April q, De La Sale Institute at
Fordham: April 49, Seton Hall Second teami AT
South Orange May 6. Oakands. at Fordham; May
H. Brooklyn High School. at Fordham: May 10, ST
West Chester; May q Berkeley School, at Ford
ham: NAV 81 a. M, Wavery A. c., at Fordham,
and TO- n,) Alert d. y. Club. at Fordham: June
g. Seton Hall, at Fordham June TO- Brooklyn High
School, at BROOKLYN. -
The seniors will be examined In geology on
tr,ronometry on Tuesday afternoon. Lectures and
day TIL wednesday morning April q.
The staff OF 1.-The Monthly has been chosen as
follows. Editor Chief. John 7. Delaney, N ex-
change editor, Andrsas B. Crosas 81; business s
itors Morris W. Clarke 81 Peter a; Meagher. SS:
charles f. Downes. '9s; Leo J: O'Donovan. rs:
Theodore La Laune '99; Paul Dolan. SO; James
0'Neili. 90, and Harry Downes. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12

Go to your doctor for advice; he
is tie best man to tell you what
medicine you need. Go to your
druggist for your medicines; he
knows more about drugs than dry
goods man.
Stick to your doctor and to your
druggist if you are a sick man, but
don't 60 to Jour druggist for aavtfe.
If your doctor tells you to get SCOTS
Emulsion it is because he knows it
to be the remedy in all conditions of
wasting, the one reliable, permanent
preparation.
Get sphat ven ask for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Tn. Rev Mr. Mitchell delivered an interesting
lecture on Tuesday before the students on The
Church In Early Times" His second lecture was
delivered on Friday evening. the topic being
Truths Drawn from tho History OF the Growth OF
the Church"
Frank N Cockcroft. a member OF the middle
cIass was ordained in the Zion and st. Timothy
Church last Wednesday morning by Bishop Talbot
Of Wyoming and Idaho. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. DR.. Lubbock, rector OF the church. Mr.
Cockcroft will sail this week to spend several
months abroad. The seminary will close next
Wednesday for the Easter recess and Will reopen on
Anril % Candidates for the diocese Of New-York
will have their canoncal examinations in Easter
week
in the chapel on Wednesday evening or "Dr. Muh-
lenberg's Work and Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12

u,o.rNc In Shoes as well as in every
" S%nrs thing else this business proceeds
'"''' upon fixed policy. Prices are
not put down for one days advertisements
and up again the next day.
The inducements are all day and every
day. When prices can be put down we
keet them down.
But sometimes types are wicked-when
laundering proofreaders make them lie.
The Bicycle Shoes that we advertised on
Friday at 1926 were quoted on Saturday at
s2.15. But they were sold at s225, and
will so continue. The quality is excellent.
The comparison with trash at higher prices
confirms our opinion that they are worth
a. Examine them and you'll agree with US.
There is much humbug about alleged
hand-seWed Shoes. On the cheaper sorts
the GOODYEAR process makes the best most
comfortable, most durable-ft and appear
ance best. We sell, regularly excellent,
chrome-tanned kidskin Shoes, at
SI.60.
At the price they are remarkable, and
they are here regularly and all the time.
High grades also.
Second floor. Tenth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
HAMILTON.

Clinton ~ Y, April 1.-THE spring term ope'e'
on Thursday with most Of the men In their places
Two sophomorcs and one freshman VIII not De
here. having been dropped from their classes lor
Tn competIton for the Underwood frlze ~
chemistry open seniors only resufd IN ane the
prize going to j. r; sweet, 9l nnau'''" "''
second TO l. ID. williams OF Turin. - mora
large number of prize oratons and essays Trd
,rasantod on Thursday As many as two-tnifds
If The students eligible to compete have written
prize papers. IT,. xosons arc nj
,.arE on The foundations of the New Hall or SCI
ence. the gift of Ehu Root, and work mas Rsm m,r
has Il that this building Is the gift OF H. H. Bene-
diet 90 The foundations arc being LAID LOT in
,nuy aociotv house of the "Emcrsonans, whlcn
viii stand lust west OF Professor Roots. ana nearly
opposite the Hall Of Languages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
JOHN WANAMAkER
ormerv A. Co., Broadway 4h ave. 9th

Law Reports 1865" The entire set consists q
about fifty volumes. twenty-six OF which have a.
ready been received. Professor Frank II. Som.
mer has also presented to the library several VOL
umes. three OF which are Of special value.
The University Council at its special meeting
this week. established the constitution Of the Uni
versity Senate. The Senate consists OF the Chan
cellor, the deans OF the six schools with one pro.
lessor from each OF the six faculties. The present
Senate consists OF DR.. Morris Loeb, chairman;
N Miss Emily 9 Butler, Of the woman,s Advisory
Mum. DR.. ESbert lie Fevre. Clarence D. Ashley.
dean Of the law school; Professor Edward r.
Shaw. dean Of the school Of pedagogy; J. Dyneley
Prince. dean Of the graduate school, and Charles
II. Snow, dean Of the engineering school.
C. Alaben, co. Of Marketable, N. Y. won tho
Banks Cup for the student making the greatest
gain In physical development In the gymnasium
year. He gained fifteen pounds in weight. over
three inches In srth OF chest. over one-half inch
around the bceps. two inches around the thigh.
over three-quarters of inch around the calf,
one and one-half inches in breadth Of shoulders
and corresponding gain in other portions Of the
body n. d. Fletch won the cup for the best all
round gymnast of the sophomore class. and A. A.
Northrop won the cup for the best all-round gym.
mast OF the freshman class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
BARNARD.

The League OF Parents and Teachers will meet at
Barnard College on Wednesday afternoon. ten
mis- club hds just been organized with thirty char
ter members The club will use the courts In Cen
trail Park this spring but II Is hoped that the club
will have courts OF its own the site ready
for use In the fall
On Friday afternoon the Undergraduate Associa-
ton gave one Of It's series OF monthly teas. Miss
Mary Bergman Dobbs. 81: Miss Rosae Blooming
dale. '9s; Miss Agnes Lillian Dickson. 80 and Miss
Florence Theodore Baldwin. 90. formed the Rccep-
ton Committee. Mrs Ricman entertained the
guests with several songs. and Miss Rose Grucniny
gave some selections the plano. Both are spe-
cial students In the music department.
On Saturday Haphazard entertained the college
uith n dance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

At the last meeting OF the trustees the following
appointments made: Instructor In history.
Paul Monro, of the University OF Chicago In.
structor In English, George Philip Knapp. OF Johns
Hopkins University: associate professor in biologc
science. Professor Francis E. Lloyd OF Pacific Uni.
versty
At Tuesdays Seminar Edward Howard Castle
spoke upon The Principles Underlying the Teach.
ing Of History" The same afternoon in the lecture
room of the Macy Manual Arts Building Mrs Mary
Schenck Wooman lectured 10 a large audience
on Friday. May T. the pupils OF the Horace Mann
School will give their long talked-of literature cos.
tune entertainment May Is the date announced
for the manual training conference. Many are ex-
pected from various parts Of the country TO take
part.
A testimonial benefit is to be given to Mr. Jardins.
instructor in the gymnasium. on the evening OF
April %. On this occasion there will be basket
ball. club swinging, posturing, tumoiing ana span,
ish dance with tampornes Hisn senS1l ,o eoi oras
girls teams OF Dr. Say65es school ana tne nvteeS
Mann school, the Messrs. Jardine and the Misses
Ellsworth will take part. ,,s, .,a
Demonstration days are set for ,S Mork @. ~
the year. College and High Schooi s'uoeh.s "a
10 have the first Gay. The second Is 70 os aeso,en
10 the grades new feature remSrkabS accept
able from the moment OF INTRODUCTORY 10 '~'
weaving. l.. al. .,r,ra s,ur,
nv ~ cpomynany OF juniors scored a complete sue
cccss II MAS n clever skit on the new woman W
Annie Eliot Trumbull. who wrote some tarn
ago for the Saturday Morning cup OF Hariotc.
Conn. The pay was called The Masque OF CUT
ure" The east was AZ follows S0nirSus' ,i ~;
zeyis so Ssnon, Mis- Miss SerpSnek Hypatia ss
Rrownson, Cassandra Miss Dowhng; Lady JamS
Grey, Miss Allen Portia. Miss sehmetS; MsSmihhs
Cho r,o,ts a Boston light Miss Hurlbutt. and Gss'
trmde a Sew-York success Miss Burnett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Announcement made last Thursday the
chapel exercises of the changes TO be made along
various lines for next year A large amount OF
money having been given for the Improvement of
tho buildings, the chapel Will be redecorated,
stained glass windows Will he put In and the organ
will be enlarged 4 social paror for the students
Will also he built. DR.. Hall. on assuming the du-
ties OF president will move into the house next 10
the seminary, at No Is East Sevcntieth-st. DR..
Briggs will return from abroad by the beginning
OF the second term. In order that he may give the
students the benefit OF a full In mis- depart
ment Or Knox's course In apoogetics Will be en-.
larged to forty Ave lectures, instead OF thirty. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
COLGATE.

Hamilton ~ Y. April ll-Servces in memory Of
DR.. Beebee were held in the Baptist Church Sum-
day morning April g. DR.. n. l.. Andrews gave the
memorial address.
During the present school year two private libra
ries have been added by donation TO the University
library These libraries formerly belonged to Dr.
William A. King and DR.. Thomas Armitage. There
re about one thousand volumes comprised In these
collections. The original manuscripts of DIR. Armi-
tages writings have been received also.
President SIN IN has given up all active work In
connection with the University. He will endeavor
TO take n complete rest and regain his health Pro-
fessors Brigham and Crawshaw have his work in
charge in his absence. Professor Brigham has
charge Of all matters of discipline and Professor
Crawshaw OF correspondence.
Baseball practice on the field has been vigorous
for more than week There are about twenty
men TRYING for the team The prospects good
for n strong team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
MOUNT HOLYOkE

South Hadley. Mass, April lion Thursday
April g. work was resumed after the spring recess
Miss Knapp, professor Of English literature
CHOSE illness has kept her from her duties most
~ the wear is able 10 resume her work
Miss Anna Smith, 81. who took her master $ ce
Sree al Cornell last year substituted In the Latin
denartment this term In the work OF Professor
Green who IL detained by illness of her parents.
Miss Hooker Of the botanical department reads a
narnr on 1.-THE Color Line In Plants" before the
Eiolyoke City Horticultural Society
TIC clee Club which made n concert tour In
Gallon In the Interest of the endowment fund. hopes
70 net about 1900 -, , -,
,nisical course on Bach next Thursday. and Pro-
lessor Dun,pus. of Brown University, VIII lecture
before the Biological Club on Wedf esday next on
sX RAYS In Zoology
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
SMITH.

Northa mpton Mass. April 1.-THE annual game
n, sket-ba between the freshman and sophomore
classes took place Saturday. April g. The gymnasium
was decorated Before the game began the audience
sang appropriate songs TO the classes ana the
contes:!Dg teams. The game was won as 1t was
last year by 90 with OF q TO Il baskets.
This is the first class that has ever won for two
years ia succession. Good playing was done by the
captain. J. <. Weston. and by A. X. Leese and
D. r. Iecse. but the team work. in which 80
excsis, decidedly inferior. NJ Kennard the
20 captain. did the best playing on the other side
The teams went to a supper AT the Lawrence
House, given by the victorious team.
Tho Alpha Society had an open meeting on Satur-
day evening, at which Charles G. ID. Roberts spoke
on Canadian Poets ana Poetry" AT the business
m,se,;ns ,efore the lecture Mary. Helen I.athrop
80: Katharine Marvin Keller. 20, and virginia
Woodson Franis, 80 admitted to the society
Tho Philosophical Society had its last meeting
Tor this collegiate In the reading Monday
plight several papers were read on ''Hypnotsm'
by seniors belonging to the society The annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.

The University has lately received several large
and important additions to Us law library. Mrs
Elliot t. Shepard has recently presented 10 the
library the law books of hr late husband consisting
of nearly fourteen hundred volumes. Clarence d.
Ashley has presented to the library subscription to
The Revised Reports" republication OF the Re-
ports Of Cases In the English Courts OF Common
Law and Equity from the Year 1885 to the Current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The successful competitors for the prizes oners.
nv Jacob W. Mack for the best essays IN L~.,s
French and German have been announced as 'v =.
lows: Latin. Miss porc'hea [. Hess, ~ -
rrspcb Miss Lucy b. Thompson. B. c. D. Getma"'
MI c.,ra Roder, D. L. Mr. Mack Intended eo".
ferr,nS the prizes. the nature OF which Is Nv.
Known. privately. but was persuaded by fres,ue"'
umr,sr 70 present them In public at comme"'~
ment J., AZ. library
The alumnae lat home" was held IN 'ne com.
n, Friday afternoon. The Natural Sciehos -,
r,,,t.. mad a collection of aquarium mA,e.
plants and small insects. which were dis n thsr
~ hubble school teachers present LOT listen Sond.
cb ssrooms Tea was poured by MIS- To- ~ 40
him and Miss Blanche Hirsch. OF the eis sncsiy for
The programme OF the Philomathean Debate on
,ha meeting on Aprl Is Is as follows; elton IN
Resolved. rha, Greece Justified in her a',s" az
regard 10 Crete by Miss EiisaSs'm m.aatve: essay
The chares,er o. Modern t Gssseeb Byron MIS-:
sinslc'3p; ;r, "a: ESSAY The strussle o!
for Independence" BY Miss Kate Mus's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
IEHIGH.

eo,,n Yothehem. Penn. April n.-rimothy
n.,ah, snrague. OF the Massachusetts, Institute OF
T,s,nnoosy iectured in the physical laboratory on
1,ersSav evening under the auspices OF the Elec-
Up,desor Thayer delivered the last lecture In the
w ,varsity free course Tuesday evening IN the
Central High School Hail. his s'''e'' was ''"'
Milton" -, -. .cr,o prown and White
eara ne following men were elected TO the eoitoi-
,si siaf: L. s. Horner. rs; NJ. G. Bsnedict ana ana H.
e Knight go and II. l. Magee and MORO" Chan-
The 'es 'Epitome' is now in the hands OF the
puhl,shers and will be completed and on SAFE May IL
PTha i,n,or nechanicas now In New. orK on
n weeks shop visit and the senior eectr'cais are
At Niagara Falls for five days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12

will discuss THE Philosophy OF Religion" from
two points of view. The first treatment Will be
similar to that pursued in the present course In
apoiogetics; the second will be discussion OF
Of Religion" and OF Philosophy the Message OF
the Preacher. $780,, ~ 49,, .,or
at GSttingen. Germany. OF the class OF 1875, VIII
return in the fall to the seminary 10 oeeome as
Junior work and giving seminar IN creek tss, Ut
lit,lrgcs and practical worship devotng his time
specially to the seniors with occasional lectures TO
the others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
,,s given seven concerts, all Of which have been

has given seven concerts. all Of which have been
highly successful. . . ,,,,,,o ~ Inn
On Monday evening April 10. Melville ~ Lm NH
don (F,l Perkins, one Of Unions Alumni, VIZ W.
lecture TO the students ana tncir i'''""' ''' "
benefit OF the new athletic Held, 49,, ,a ., ,hs
Professor Ripton has resumed ms pic secin,ogv.
head of the department or history an" So'''0e''
after an Illness of several months. ,.,., od
President Raymond delivered the ptin s, Inner
dress Of the evening at the schoomas'ers ''''''
held I'm Albany, on April 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
SYRACUSE.

Syracuse April ll.-Although Dean French Is stu
confined to his room his physician says he is
gaining slowly and does not consider his condition
dangerous.
Professor and Mrs r. J. Holzwar,h gave re-
oeption on Tuesday evening TO the local chapters
Of Phi Kappa Psi and Ct Delta Delta Delta, OF
which fraternities they are respectively members
The members OF the senior class OF the Univer-
sity held reception Monday evening at the
Delta Epsilon Chapter House.
AS q result OF the enthusiastic college meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
Tiffany & Co.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK

after chape! Wednesday morning the track team
good work on the field the latter part of this
week About thrty-fve men are now framing
in the track team from whom the men TO compete
in the Cornell and Williams meets will be selected
at the intercass contest. TO be held April ~ FuIy
twenty men are being trained for the paseoau
team under the coach. Weidman and are showing ,s
wear 60 they NAV be put I'm good form for the
Grst regular game which Is to be played with the
Syracuse Stars April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
nprw THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Madison. " j. April l1-Bishop John P. New
man. with Mrs Newman, has determined 10 es'ao-
..n s,s o.nh vear The requisites in the men
.hns aided through tho three years course the
p,sSon saws. will be poverty. piety and brains
The death Of Seth NJ. Epson OF me junior s.v va
q, no Trst that has ever occurred OF STUDENT
while In Madison. 49,, >,or,,rp Conference has
IL ac.ne as special instructor in the depar,, men u.
Of church history the death OF Dr
yy,;sarce r L. beginning on April 28 the bishops
iii Nominate three men. Of whom ne trustees , OF
VII on,insry Will elect one professor OF MS
3orical theology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
WELLS.

Aurora ~ Y, April 1.-THE annual play by ,n'
Phoenix Literary Society was Twelfth Night 'ii,'
wear 1t was given before large and entnnsiaas..,
audierce The most careful attention nau pc
a,,nn not only TO the impersonation OF the char-
scters hut 10 all the minor details as well OF cos
tune and stage-setting so that 'he le'io
was effective and Intelligent A., xy,,or.
On "wednesday evening President and Mrs Waters
entertained the students Of the Greek anu p'i"oS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
CRETE CURT AIMS.

,,ouo, crrpv CREIE CUK AINS.
o'"oA''" They're Scotch. Texture
implies their name. The designs are
Oriental and similar to stained window
glass lust in, our own importation, suited
to dinng-rooms and libraries.
IRISH POINT CURTAINS. A quantity
at 1878 a pair that appeal TO taste and
economy.
TAPESTRY PORTIERES. Five lines
that are very beautiful and very cheap.
At S. 50-Five plain colorS, self figures.
At $7-Five fancy colored with contrast
ing figures.
At s7.50-Six plain colors Derby satin.
At sS-Three fancy figured, rich for din
ing-roomS.
At s13--Four fancy figured silk, ex-
elusive designs
RE- UPHOLSTERING OLD FURNl.
TURE. We have the men and the stuffs.
Five oolors, Renaissance Scroll Tapestry.
1925.
Louis XVI silk-faced Tapestry, g.
They give a splendid choice Of new
coverings for old frames
Third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
UNION

Schenectady. y. Y. April ll.-Manager Todd. Of
the Musical Association, has arranged the follow
ing dates for the clubs April 90. Cohoes: April q.
Hudson: April q. Saugerties April g. Newburg.
ending with concert IN Mendcissohn Hall. New
York on the evening Of April 81 The association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
BROW n.

Providence April 1.-THE election OF Tho Bru-
nonian" Board was held last week. and resulted as
follows: Borden D. Whiting. '@, chairman; free
nan Putney. tr, 49, business manager; Ratcline
G. e Hicks. 'sS, editorial department; Andrew II.
BIackiston 90 verse department.; Warren Earl
Greene 49, sketch department; Kenneth X. Forbes
co. THE Week; Frederick William Arnold jr'' ~
or Wednesday evening the musical clubs OF the
Womens College gave their first concert under dhelr
own owl bn5ldpe fund Of the Womens College The
Gloe Club was directed by Miss Eyangeline Larry
clubs were assisted by Miss Hortense A. Matteson
Of the Emerson School of Oratory. reader
Professor Clarke the acting president. has made
an interesting announcement regarding the health
and plans OF DR.. Andrews me unexpected pro- o.
some unfounded rumors which this announcement
has dispeed The presidents health, 1t seems. has
and there is every reason to believe that he will be
"in his place in college at the beginning or another
letter received from DR. Andrews written from
jerusalem From there i was his intention to take
he p Aee s5i has decided to send
teams TO Phadepnia % take part IN 6ne one, nno
Of the University OF PENNEY lvana, which Is to bc
held on the Sd OF this month.
The interest OF the college IL once more centred
on baseball. The first two games last week against
Andovcr and Fordham were cay vif no d, o
80 one doubts thai the loss Of buans IRON behind
tried In position In the first game and Quincy
was tried in the second. All did promising work. II
was believed that Robinson could hardly be replaced
at right field, but In Thursdays game Casey made
two remarkable catches and no errors. ,aptain
Eultz has been playing at centre Held. and his old
position at second base has been covered by Colby
and Perkins. In other respects 'he infeld. with
Podman al first, Phillips at short and Lauder at
third Is the same last year and II IL not unlikely
that Fultz may conclude TO abandon his new posi-
tion Dunne Sedgwck and Summersgl have APP
pcared in the box with reasonable success. Left
field is covered by Cammons No especially skilful
pitchers have yet been met but II looks as II this
years nine would not fall for behind last years In
The matter OF batting Altogether the first weeks
play has been encour 'SinE
The freshman baseball squad M present comprises
eastman, Clark Hanan. Capron, Pratt. Detmers.
Calder McOuaid Bucklln Aldrich, Bacon, Chesbro.
Crane Patton and Richard
Waller S. Moye, who has successfully coached the
Brown football team for several years. has been
cured o act In the same capacity next season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
FRITEL'S CONQUERORS

At II o'clock this morning and o'clock this afternoon Mrs John
Raiev Physical Culture IN Kelaon 10 Dress
These lectures will terminate Wednesday next.