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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. ~. Y. April 1S.-Chancellor Day has
been away for about ten days in attendance on the
conferences in and about New-York city.
On Thursday morning exercises were suspended
for one week in the colleges OF Liberal Arts. Of
Fine Arts and Of Law. for the regular Easter re-
cess The baseball were not allowed 10 leave
town as they are desired 10 be In the best posi-
BILE shape for the game with Cornell on the 231.
The class in sociology and criminal anthropology
In the university departed Thursday for an Easter
Trim of inspection of several penal and charitable
institutions in the State. The class was In charge
of Professor J. X. Commons. and was accompanied
by the Rev Dir. Adoph Guttman, the Rev j. W
Webb Joseph Bishop and Erasmus Polling, Of the
CITY The principal institutions 10 be visited are
Auburn Prison the George Junior Republic at
Freevie and the Elmra Reformatory.
The Athenian and Lowell literary societies at
ganzations to represent them in the second joint
contest OF the year. This contest will occur May
L. and the following have been elected: Lowell
Orator A. a. Wmoi: debaers. w. F. Lewis and
Miss Edith L. Knight: recitationist, Miss Florence
Walker original story writer. Miss Nellie ". Ter
williger. Athenian-Orator. Edward Martin: do
baters, Charles T. Murdoch and Miss Anna Hart:
reciiationist. Miss Iva Lowther; original story
writer. Miss Patty Braey.
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FORDHAM

Tho members Of the senior class have chosen the
following officers for tho coming term: President,
lanes J. Donovan. Of Kingston. y. Y: vice presi-
dent Andreas r. Crosas. Of Jersey city: secretary.
p Pauldng Brant. Of Ncw-York: treasurer. Walter
H. Martin. OF Nrw-York.
The new officers of the s.. John Rerchr,an' (
Sanctuary Soricty are; President, George y Grain
ger If Maiden Mass: vce-prHs!dent James 4
Wilson Of London. Ontario. second vice president
Robert f. Mcdonnell. Of New YORK. secretary
Walter " Martin. Of Nev-YoTi treasurer. T.
Paulding Brani Of New York
The following the officers Of the freshman
class for the coming term President. Philip r.
Reilly. ~ Pittsburg. Penn. secretary. Ambrose r
Dunnigan. OF BROOKLYN. y. . treasurer. John
q Brien. Of Boston. baseball manager John i
Toonec, 81 Schuylervile y. y baseball captain,
~ iir y Reilly.
The public debate N be given nv tho i1ricr Nom.
bers Of S. Johns Debating Society will r,
held in Armory Hall on April q The question 10
he discussed win he. rs Arbitration Treaty
with any European nation either expedien'
feasible" jeremiah Y Dullevv. ~ Pittshurg,
Penn. and John Bvrne OF Fordhsm. will uphold
the cause Of arbitration. ard I. Tuftcn Mason ot
ork Hsrbor, Me. and John ". Corhett. ~
Lowell Mass. VIII endeavor IN show the snper ority
~ tho present sysfem
Hamlet Is under preparation for production TN
the college theatre on the evening ~ Nectors na".
The principal ports have already neen distributed.
IhSfuh \ Kelley ~ uttl naV the title role. Ron
ct i. Mcdonnell 81. VIII imrerscnas Laertes;
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I.NIvERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

pbiladolrhia April lS-Dcan Lamberton. Of the
oouecn danar,nent. announced to the students on
Wednesd1v that ont of respect 20 the late PROBES
60 Edward ~ Cope, who died on MONDAY 'neI-
would he no lectures on Thursday
Dr Daniel &; Brinton Of the faculty Of the col
,oee department IS 10 deliver series Of four 'Nc'-
ures in the chapel April ~ o. p ana 81. Inc
subject Of the course will be Religions OF frinn-
tive PEOPLES" to tho study Of which Dr. Brfnton
has dc oted many years. The first lecture VIII no
on study and Origin Of Primitive Rensionsr
The chess club has chosen st. Amsn nd - pen'a
as captain of the team which VII! play Lehi5a III
tho ne1r future at Bethlehem. 80
The tamers club has elected the following ON
Gers: President; G. s Crampton; wee Crar
treasurer. w. T. Conway; corresponding secIe
The Classical Club held the last meeting Of the
academic wear on Saturday. The president OF me
American Pathological Association; Professor ~ -
Perrin, of Vale. read paper on The fuohc o'"'7
After the reception to the outgoing officers Of me
committees met for organization, and the following
officers elected: HOUSE
pr Smith; treasurer Fl M
man " L. Balentine secretary Fl r. mage gee.
Lbrsry CommitteeohairRmain n D. Dr'"'o" '
members of the Medical Society nan named IN his no'O'
on Wednesday evening smoker was gleesn ~ ~
the University Club. when address was made by
The trustees of the Law Department and the
Alumni Society of the same gave reGeptIIn ev 70
Frederic ceg6s n On FTaa NJ 'e
Captain John H. Minds of the football team an
G ed he cn Nav T ?s rses
prizes First for pInns seTe W 19 be grg gold
for frs; prize in each contest, and a silver medal
for second prize. ...,, ., ,,ror,-
The relay races srG on ApF bes The
final entries coming in at An encouraging rate
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WESLEYAN.

Middleton. Conn. April is-A ?. Goodrich. ~
has been elected chairman ~ the Board of Editors
Of The Literary Monthly" and T w. whiting
and r r Brown. both of '9s. we're appointed bust
ness managers
Al meetings % the freshman and sophomore
classes last week tho following officers for the
spring term were elected Freshmen-Pres'dsnt
G. Ellington. vice president. r. ". Rymer: secre-
tary treasurer. ". Tirrel Sophomores-Presldert
4 F. Legg, vice-president ~. Buckley; secretary
treasurer. Y. r NATION. The sophomore class
has chosen its Board OF Editors for next years
college annual. The Ola Podrda, as follows; \
= Albro j. F. ckaherry n. w. Coons, A. r.
Roberts. F. NJ Barnes. {. NJ. Lewis and j. NJ
Townsend.
With the issue Of last week the newly elected
Editorial Board of The Argus went into ONCE
The edtor-in-chef Is J. r. Henry. %. and the
business manager and his assistan. are r. 7.
Jones '9s and A. e. Legs. 90
The 1897 "Oa Podrida" was issued last Monday
afternoon .
ball material in college out for signal practice last
week and they will be kept at light work I'LL May.
He is giving especial attention to quarter back az
that place Is left vacant by the graduation or
Captain Wilson.
One Jew game has been added TO the regular
schedule Of bail games. On May g. at Middleton
with Trinity. The baseball team suffers again in
the loss OF Norton ~, from first base. He eX-
poets teach next year and has LEFT college for
few weeks
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seminary work during this time
II has bec1 arranged to hold regular Sunday SER
vices in the afternoon next year The faculty will
take part in the exercises which will he open TO
outsiders as well. The object OF this IN 10 hayn
regular church worship every Sunday In the sem
mary.
The commencement exercises will be held on MAY
u.s. \ number of the seniors have already received
appointments d. :. Muzzey has been appoint ed
fellow, TO study for two years in Germany: S w
Richardson will be associated with DR.. Faunce:
o L. Segatoos will take charge of the Reformed
Church at Hastings. y. Y. and g. Bluhm OF the
Reformed church At Hohoken. y. j.; w. 5. spencer
will he ~ the head OF theological seminary in
Mexico. 4. j. Wright will so to a church on Long
Island v Q Rerckman 10. New Fairfield Conn,
and r. Warren All Souls Church, o This
y w Stevens and T. j. Preston will 90 TO the for.
ecn field
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lIARTMOTTH.

Dartmouth. y r.. Aprii is-College opened Thurs
dsv the 18th Under Captain McCorma ck's manage
rnent the baseball promises 10 be the best
Dartmouth has had for years Interest OF the Dart
mouth Medical College in baseball has revived ana
a lively team is expected. The freshmen also have
good material
The trials for the one-nile relay team N repre-.
sent Dartmouth against Amherst Williams ana
Worcester Polytechnic Institute at philadelrhs
next Saturday were run Friday afternoon. The men
chosen we're Captain {. Z. Bo!ser " G.. Collar
Alfred q. Boston and H. Chris;ophe.
The death OF Charles J.. Day. rs has left vacant
the place Of assistant business manager OF The
Dartmouth Literary Monthly " The election for his
successor viii be held this week
Joseph Bartlett. 81 Dorchester. Mass asg elected
assistant baseball rnansfsr IN ,hA I3fter psri Of
last term The sysien 81 - IN fpe tie fss1, ~
subscriptions and Of free ac.efeiOn ~ tho games
has been svccessfully begun.
Professor Charles Darwin Adams who has haAn
confined TO his home by the results Of an unfort.
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HAMILTON.

Clinton " Y. April 1S.-The baseball prospects
are good Under the coaching OF Haroy flcha'o-
SON the men are doing good work Games have
heen arranged with Union at Clinton next Wednes-
day and at Schenectady on May J. with syracuse
here on MAY IL and at Syracuse on May % with
Hobart here on May Is and at Geneva on May p.
with Colgate here on May p and at Hamilton on
May %. ., oro oeorod for
cor,netition last Thursday. an unusually large
omrnher considering the size OF the class. on
Friday next the six successful orations VIII ne an
rounced and on Wednesday. June 2, the Clark
n npa1n e1 b,bitjon will take place.
President STRIKER was IN Albany on lnH h lay
Te,stinp 10 removing the New-York Law School
from the jurisdiction OF the State Board OF Re
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TRINITY.

Hartford. Conn, April lS.-E. s. Allen. OF Hart
ford Conn. has been elected member OF the
Graduate Advisory Committee OF the Athletic AS
ISOLATION. to fill vacancy.
c. f. Cogswell g. has resigned his place
member Of the Executive Committee OF the Ath-
letic Association. and H. W. Hayward. 49, was
elected 10 fill the vacancy.
The Rev. James W. Bradln addressed the Mis-
sonary Society on the evening OF Monday. April -
a college meeting was held in the Latin Room
Monday afternoon organize consolidated base
bali team to play regular practice games with the
Varsity. r. w Allen was elected captain.
William Albert Sparks. OF the class of ~. has
broken the record for strength In Trinity. Two
years ago he went ahead OF the record held by
Shirley Carter, "a, but about month ago ]. r.
Benton 81. beat Sparks's first record by slight
margin on Monday Sparks gave himself another
trial before George Velte. the gymnasium instruc-
tor and broke his previous record by 225s points.
His total strength IL I.A17 klos. Mr.. Sparks ia
captain OF the track team. and also captained last
years team that beat Wesleyan.
The comic opera. Prince Nit" has had the last
dress rehear for the performances in Hartford
on the evenings Of April ~ and 90. The perform
ance In New-York will he on the night Of Wedncs
day April rs. in Carnegie I.ycSum
The vacation begins at II a. m. Friday and ends
at o'clock on Monday afternoon Ma 3.
A bicycle club has been formed In the college.
with Professor r $. Luther as president and Il.
H. Nechtold as secretary.
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. ~ Y. April 1S.-The preliminary prize
debate viii he held on May 81. The men appolh'el
IN take mart are Caldwell. Coleman. creighton
Ford Goddard ID. p Smith and Wood me soPho
more Latin prize contes; and the ospoine M" 20
o,,a, co,,est were hell on Saturday April 10
The contestants In the former were Eldrid AiIen
Schaible and Walters; in the latter Jones hucus'
The college Y NJ G. A. has recently c;ecte,G ON
GERS as follows: Fassett: S president; ioInSO,
% recording secretary; +. c. Parker o. CORE
eP Tn i5pior promenade will be held in the gym
nasium on April 90. The German Cinb ,, VIII give
professor Robert r. Moore has been engaged 10
Give . course Of lectures on Germany and German
literature during the summer vacauoh "' Do! ''"
Chautauqua. ,s r. ID cni,b nresi-
d.n,. Wood vice-president Wilson, secretary ana
,reasurer and Smith Bea rdslee. Creighton, Hooge
and HYDE Commencement Committee.
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PRINCETON.

pr,,ce,or \ / April fs-Professor W. b Scott
had NJ tho department OF geology, Ia making
prepar tons for sending another expediion 10 the
far West during the coming summer PROFESSOR
Scott will himself accompany the party. I've Pians
for an excursion to South Dakota. where two
months will he spent In tho rich seoIoGlcal neihS
IN collecting fossils and in general Sc'enuhc re-
search This will he the fourteenth geoloeicai tx
pediticn sent ont during the summer months ny
Princeton by means OF which the museum mas
been greatly enriched
Unusual interest is being manifested on the par'
Of the students In tho approaching annual debate
with Yale. The preliminary debates nav pseh
held. two in each hall and one between reprs,
sentstivGs Of the halls ana ne 'o cam as
finally made is composed Of Robert a Reevas
Howard II Yocum % ana Na At ars mSmbers OF
the American Whig Society. that nan nay T
SCORED sweeping Co se GHnr and ocum
on the team that debated 9th Harratd las, ere
sember and are known 10 he eNss's en- nPeTr"e
giate debater. ,, l., ~, o,a
Sem. parors officers for The coming yS,a1h we .
elected and the constitution OF the ciup va wss
amended 10 the effect thai the Execu,lV" ON
mttee of the club should consist of the pre- siden
secretary and treasurer and f9mr oher "'e men, t
In the faH W r. Cooke. Princeton, rs was
chosen president; Ray II. Carter. Princeton; ~
urer on the Executive Committee wer" elected
F n Ward. Princeton. 9s. and q. r. nuSnf 81,
IafaNefte.
J. W Park. Princeton. rs. on the subject OF me
from Italy entertained the club with songs IN MS
Ths la number Of The Nassau Literary Maya
zine" under the oditorship OF the present senior
class appeared this week and is one of nc nest
usual custom this last number is made up -h-
tireiy by contributions from the outgoing editorsc
Tbe Faster recess OF the University began on
THURSDAY and will last Till next Tuesday. giving
the students five days vacation. The shortness ot
,he recess In comparison with that in other uni
yersites is duo 10 the fact that the college year
NJ princeton closes earlier than at these DINER IN
st,tutions and consequently only few days can
be allowed II the fun work Of the Coree ~
re.urn 10 Princeton Tuesday ard register at me
nN,rns of administration before o'clock In he
af.o
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VASSAR.

Poughkeepse y. Y. April b.-The spring vaca-
ton Of twelve days ended April s. On Friday even
ing April O. DR.. Julius Sachs. Of New-York City.
gave a lecture on Greek separating. Professor
William Gardner Hale Of the University OF chi
cago. gave lecture last Tuesday evening on the
transmission Of ancient authors. with special ref
eronce m C'atullus In the last Of her economic
lectures on Thursday, Mrs. Harriet stanton BatcA
treated of the work of women in the nome.
Episcopal services conducted In the char pei
on Sunday of last week by the Rev, b. T. Noakes,
OF Cleveland. In the evening Mrs. Lillian W. Belts.
OF 'The outlook" addressed the Young Women q
Christian Association on the work OF the W9rkinS
Girls Vacation Society a programme Of Easter
music was given Easter Sunday evening by the
choir and Choral Club
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AMHERST.

,hors, Mass April 1s-The spring TERM -
.,a,.r v.eeks Cpened THURSDAY bu'."e |
',,.~ ,bs ciee Banjo and Mandolin c'ups 'ooH
.,o, ,,rvol snrinc trip. giving concerts !" ''
,,tns NJ Nev-Frgland and New ork' LUZ WV
carts we're all we'll attended. ana the 'p W."
success financially and unsteady. 10
Twentv-Nva candidates for the paSe"a" ~
49,, o.,,.ofhoor work on Pratt Field on March -
The full number has been kept ID tne ,rinc
80" Wnnoqy will choose the final SQUAD nurlhs
-, rroc,ice games TO be played next week WIZ"
.t.no.,or team In these games every cdhn'-
$50 Ill have two or three trials. ana the Seiee
lions will be made for the average ao ~, viii he
he practice and the games Inc t Sta." ,~events
n wbo are deficient in their work from p.as ~.
hut the following men from last aS sa Tvier at
play; Johnston and Boy1 wa c;rtesorv who played
~ nonJ1Sld but who Is trying for shortslop.
The outNed will this year be entreE Ie~ ,an viii
therefore watched with hte,eSI hn coach will Join
The team Immediately after the pracuce sah''' W
stay through the season ,,,, for the mi
,.o,s,tv ~ PENNSYLVANIA meet on the Zsn WIFI y
Mil meet the teams from Brown. Dartmouth d,r
NJ l. Ii will probably be maqe up o. ,uine and IIar
Yard one although Strong, rs. Is running III i'iie
form and may be taken; .,,o,ooa n ,ooking
The trustees and faculty are engagen IN iooh ,nr
t, vet no one name is sufficiently prominent III
mind 10 be mentioned. Two plans are peils na Ue
sdered for the purpose on mr ,hb neither has as
vet been definitely decided on ono - 70 - 9 $500
man who shall give his attention entreN 10 brsndCn
ing and pastoral work. while the coul se ~ na H.
iitsraf,,ra would be taken by some speclal! quttn
Aed professor The other plan is 10 proHoe Ioi
Rihlical literature in the same nah"ei anu "
w A while the pulpit would as now, be
filled by prominent city pastors
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UNION.

Schenectady y Y. April 1s.-The last term o. the
college year opened last Tuesday with full reg
,stration In the engineering department new
tutor has been secured. who will be engaged per-
manently next year Il the size o. the entering
class warrants It. The new tutor Is MI fiifaru
who comes here from s. Louis where he has been
engaged on the Mississippi River Commission.
President Raymond announced THURSDAY thai
for students desiring follow tina. profession For
etc In any law school in the country but the
fourth stpulates the Albany Law school
on Wednesday last Union crossed bats with the
Emnire State Athletic Club OF Schenectady. This
club IS composed IN great part OF some o. Unions
best rIayers who live in Schenectady. The college
team came off victorious by score Of 10 10 s.
on Monday night lecture by Ell Perkins Will
be delivered IN the chapel.
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WELLESLEY

WELLESLEY. Mass. Apr ls.-Chapel service this
morning was conducted hy President Merrill r
Gates ~ Amherst College. who preached an sppro
pirate Faster sermon. An elaborate vesrar
,fce vas held AZ q. ~ eoia music being furnished
by the college Beethoven Sccetv and the glee club
The Rev pr. William p. Richards ~ Plsnfold
y j. preached here last SUNDAY. and Dean George
Hodges ~ the Cambridge Divinity School Is eN-
pecied - I'll the pulpit Apyil D. Dr. Pauline Root.
Of Madurs India spoke here last Sunday regard
ne her work medical MISSIONARY.
Tire Hea Alpla Fo-t-tv has Issued Invitations
tcr dancing pArty 10 10 held April % The
Seniors ere rebearsing for the annual dramatics.
which uill occur toward tho onI Of the term.
Athletic interests are roviNing ra,.dIy .ith the
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mild weather The barses are cns TON On hssn
nran,,c. new aoor is HANG iaid In Recreation
Hall The commodous stage and addtion IA T I'm
available for the college faie and general enter
tainments. 4, .....,. q. =.
substance OF a cordial letter from the Iete FRO,
fessor Drummond To the class Of 90 "nich .,r,'.l
him honorary member just after MS VEN w
Wellesley In 1851 - a.. =.
Announcement Is made that the work %, s ,ig
partment Of mathematics will hereafter ne dlviheo
Professor Ellen Hayes viii be al the neaa on I 11
department of applied mathematics wnlle Mss ~
len L. Burrell will he nut I'm charge a. f''''S7''
~ the departmen OF pure mathematics
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AT NANAMAkER'S
A DELUSION OF THE PAST.

The notion that dealing in hgh-cass exclusive Merchant
disc incompatible with selling bargains or goods below
nona va III sdhe at' TO dead IDEAS Of dead pas
business that is comprehensive in the best sense does
both in the broadest manner Collecting the rarsst the the
chance for securing the exceptional
One single power secures the richness of the Merchandise
world and the cheapness that comes ;s from trade emergencies
TO-DAY the Store is radiant with the choicest sfs and
thinUS
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CITY COLLEGE.

on account Of the death of Professor George T..
Hardy the scientific lecture which to have
been given by Professor r. ogden Doremus on
Saturday evening has been postponed until some
future time on May the next lecture in this
course will be delivered by Professor Fitzgerald
Tisdall on THE History OF Early Money and Coin
age The last of the series will be given May
% but the lecturer for this occasion has not yet
been decided upon
The Joint debate OF the Clionian and Phrenocos-
milan societies will take place at Chickerng Hall
on Saturday evening The subject for discussion
IS Resolved That the United States do MOI es'ab-
iish shipping subsidies" The affirmative Will he
debated by the Phreno 'csmian representatives. r.
T. Wagner rs. and G. w. Dorand. 81 the Conisu
speakers are T.. saant. '9S and r. NJ Ernst oS
Uict-Attorney Olcot and Professor J. i. McNulty
Tho rrogramme VIII also include an opening ad
dress by Alexander NJ. Bing. ~. prosideni OF tho
phrcHocosmian defamation. The Shadow Of o
Song" by I. y. Loewenhaum. 90 and singing by
The city College Quartet composed OF e. G Cent?
linger o. frst tenor. Fernbach IS. second tenor
! r. Dooh, ~. first bass. and ". NJ Holton. '9S
second bass The Committee OF Arrangements con
sists OF Martin Eirnbaum. ~, David Myers. rs
and Jules n Barr 90 The Mandolin club and Or
chestra will also render musical sclec ions
Professor =. T. HARDY, 81 the department ~ Eng
lish language and literature. died from appen-
dcitis on Thursdav r /. Mott senior Instructor
win take charge Of his classes for the present
About sixteen men tried for places on the relay
team for the PHILADELPHIA games The successful
contestants arc ' x Roll. % manager {. r
JAllinehaus ~ captain A I n Roberts ~. and
- ' a Grassi. % Jellinehaus won The quarter
mile run al the SIN Regiment games The CT, Col
lese team viii run aeainsi syracuse Union and
Fordham colleges
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LAFAY ETTE.

Easton Penn. April lS-Chariemasne Tower jr.
the newly appointed Minister to Austria. lectured
In tho chapel on Friday afternoon before large
audience. his subject being Lord CORVALLIS and
the Capture OF Yorktown.
President Warfed was At BelNidere on Thursday
evening IN deliver a Chautsuqua lecture and
Friday evening was one Of the judges At the elocu-
Professor Ploornbere who is OF the most
popular OF the professors conducted services In the
college chapel this afternoon.
The baseball club. having had practice in the
South during vacation is now ready for fts sched-
rled games The team is strong
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EXHIBITIONS

Ancient Tapestries and Antique Ecflesf-
ASTRAL Vestments. Second floor.
Fritei's Conqnero,s and other high-elass
modern PAINTINGS. Second floor.
Goldeu Salon for Paris MrLi'nerr. &c.
oHd floor.
Na7aJo md,au Rugs and Cnr'os Nra
floor.
Oriental Room Thru floor
WndratrTe Furniture apartment Fonrfn
floor.
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ROCHESTER,

Rochester y. =, April ls.-The Rev. Or. Elias A.
Johnson Of Grocer Theological Seminary. Cheste~
Penn has accepted invitation 10 preach the
haccslaureate sermon AZ the commencement IN
. a graduate of the University. class Of
1872 and OF the Seminary. class Of -.
The Theological Seminary Will graduate class
Of about thirty May II Orations viii he delivered
BY II Chapman j. A. Clarke. a. F. Grocsb
cacknlfOrrn
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innate accident. is now sufncienty recovered to
resume his place In the classroom -, 49,, ri.
This month ex-senator Dawes Viii deliver "'s
annual lectures on National Politics -.,..,. =
George s Marden OF The Lowell courier I.
r Gala CHER OF Boston. General Taylor, OF me
Boston Globe and eight Boston alumni Viii az
day night