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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
HAMILTON.

Clinton y Y Sept 8-The eighty sixth year Of
Hamilton College opened on Thursday In an un-
usual way. Owing TO the repairs going on IN the
chapel the classes assembled In the gymnasium
and remained standing during brief religious exer-
cises and the usual announcements. There are
over forty freshmen present. and there will be nifty
probably before the end Of next week. There are
additions TO each Of the other classes. Extensive
alterations are being made In the interior of the
chapel The new apse in the rear has been finished
OF cut stone a $500 organ is TO be pu, in the
apse with choir loft IN front. Immediately behind
the pulpit. The recit ltion-room. In the west end
of the chapel, has been removed, ana IT, a9 AZ
torium will be fully seventy feet long by foriyEe
wide. The asies Will be paved with mosaic marDc.
The gallery. which will be about twenty incn n
lower than The old one WIN De on tnree Sues Oa nG
would altogether The renovated chapeI VIII
cTpTes The he sea- seats will be- Of oak without, cus
ions. The room will seat six hundred persons anj
hereafter commencement day exercise, Will be neld
ment week Much of the cost Of these changes sis Is
Root Hall Of Science the gift of Elhu Root In
memory Of his father, pr 0ren Rect, for many
completed: 1t stands on The site OF the OLD gym IN,
o of BSndd of's ' Of N@wYofk tiy viii be
one OF the handsomest buildings on The campus: IL
is Of Clinton stone trimmed Win ias e. M s
man Hall. and the entrance Is to"ard the norm.
ToXnn5ber J. Across coiiesc-st from this building
is the new Emerson Han. 10 be The nome OF tnr
building. wcli-equpped clubhouse for young
During the summer extensive improvements have
been made the athletic field. the cot OF whlch
has been borne by John X. Myers 81. OF New ork
Ciry. In place OF the old and irregular hfth-of-a-
mile track quarter-milc oval track has been con
s,ructed after the most approved ncthods. ne
football field has found room west OF the Dasebal,
diamond watch has been moved westward. too. as
has been the grandstand. when this Work has an
been done the field will he one Of the best IN the
country. football practice has begun with vigor
successful last year Most of the Inen OF last
wears tenn are still i'm college and there Is some
good material In Ol. The first game VIII be played
with Union at Schenectady on Saturday.
Dr. Terrett Is away years leave or absence,
studying preparatory 10 dcvOng all his time 10
the new chair OF American history and constitu-
Ia
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

South Hadey. Mass, Sept. 26.-Four hundred stu
dents assembled for the first chapel exercise last
week. and were welcomed by President Mead This
Holyoke
The five new dormitories are all occupied but
Rockefeller. which requires yet few days for com
pletlon though meals served in the dining
room. Accommodations still Inadequate for the
students, some Of whom live in houses in the viii
lage.
The Mary Lyon Hall, including the Offices Of adj
ministrauon will require most Of November for
completion. but the clocktow is completed and
tie clock Is in position.
OF the faculty three remain in German UNIVERSE
ties for study during the year. Their places are
supplied by eminent instructors from other colleges
and universities In several departments assistants
have been engaged
The Young Wonen's Christian Association gave
the first reception OF the TO the entering class
In Pearsons Hall last Sunday evening The re-.
ports Of the Northlied delegates were given al .he
body.
greenhouse. long needed. has been located dur
ing the Lost week Oh the border OF the botanical
garden. Funds for one section only are Of hand
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South Bethlehem. Penn. Sept. %-The opening
exercises OF Length University were held in the
Packer Memorial Church Wednesday afternoon
Professor w s Franklin succeeds Professor Harding
N the department Of physics and electrical engineer
ing Two lectureships have been established one
", economies nd history which will be held his year
BY Professor John l.. Stewart. Of the Northeast
IN Mathematician physics hy DR. Alexander Macfar-
lane formerly OF the department OF electrical en-
gineering. The following promotions iSOm the
grode of instructor TO assistant professor have been
made: Messrs Meaker and Lambert, OF the depart
ment OF mathematics. and Or. Richards. OF the de-
partment OF metalurgy. Air Emery, assistant IN
English has been made instructor The instruc-
ton in mining and metallurgy formerly given b.
Joseph Tarrol who resigned at the end OF the last
college year, will be given this year by Messrs Boyt
and Thomas Jonn +. Brooks has been recently
appointed professor OF civil engineering In the STATE
College OF Kentucky al Lexington The vacancy
caused BY his resignation VIII shortly be hled T.
r Miller takes Robert Ferguson's place as In
structor In modern languages. and W. Is. kem sue
ceeds Mr. Hoffman in the civil engineering depart
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srr,r,er Tho museum division will be ready for
sIit lion IN few weeks The approaches
tErousbout The corridors from the arches are not
va. tSTiehed al;hough the museum itself Is prac,
;'caIiI con,rIeied The department OF geology VIII
rsr,,,;, r-,hrd OF the museum after November l.
II viii require fly year ana nan io' INC GUM
The new residence hall. completed about me
Riddle OF last year, will be opened for STUDENTS
This TALL throughout it, whole extent. Inc ohIVeIs
sity campus Will be improved by The erecton o,
SEVERAL ha ndsome residences, which VIII overlook IL
ffoiu the north. one vii! be occupied D! pI:
Schrnck OF the Collegiate Church. ana one u!
Dean Snow Of the School of Engineering o
There arc comparatively few changes In the per,
sonne OF the six faculties. and none that nave NOT
already been publicly announced.
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TRINITY.

Thursday evening with chapel service. After chapel
the freshman class received their customary greet
ing Of Fresh! Fresh. Fresh, followed by the diff
ferent class yelis In order.
At a meeting Of the Athletic Association on Mon
day afternoon ID. S. CorsOn. 49, elected assist
ant football manager. The football team lost sew
eral OF its best men by the graduation of O. hui
the incoming class has brought number OF promis-
ing players, and with the assistance OF the coaching
of Mr.. Lake. OF Harvard. and ex-Captain Langford
's, Captain Wood!e has promise Of excellent
team. The schedule for the season is as follows
September g. Yale at Hartford: October 2 West
Point at West Point; October 9, Amherst Athletic
Club at Hartford: October Is, Colby at Watervi!le:
October IS. Bowdo.n at Brunswick: October g. New
York Varsity at New-York: October 80. Amherst al
Hartford: November g. Wesleyan at Hartford: No
yember Il. Waterbury y. NJ. c. A. at Waterbury,
November 20 Tufts at Tufts
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COLUMBIA.

one week from to-day Columbia VIII open hei
doors al the site and after President Low mas
made his annual address in the chapel whlch WIN
be in Yves, Hall until the Young Mems Christian
Association has raised enough money TO Duliu d
separate building lectures will begin.
Ever since the steamntters' strike was declared
Of Superintendent Darling has had over thou-
sand men continuously at work, and from chao'c
masses OF brick and lumber the buildings nave
been reared. To who has not closely "atcHeu
the gradual improvements on MorninGslde HeiBh's
the amount OF labor expended can hardly be con
ccived The physics and engineering buildings are
practically completed as are Schermerhorn ana
lIavcmeyer halls. Dean Van Amrnge has cnoso ,h
cramped for room. he can Keep tl.e atiiioowSbtn
gether and breed "A better feeling OF tei!owsnip.t
and now thar the noorng has been laid, the only
remaining work of importance yet 10 pe uone ,bo
hoor The books have been placed in position IN IN
the stackrooms and. as the scauo'uins III ao e
nronnr1ious can now be seen The trustees room
al The right OF the main entrance VIII no' -,
shcd in time for the October meeting "eA' ''''''"'
Most Of tho professors have returned from their
int rest will chiefly centre around Professor EN- SeGi
MIigan Sloane. who Is TO occupy the new -, oeo ~
cra for his biography OF NAPOLEON An9ther pro
feescr who has spent the last year IN fIdnce l.
Adolphe Cohn OF the department OF romance 'a'
TRe Puget sound expedition Of is9i under the
leadership of Professor Hashford Dean was sscs le
Of the former expedi;2n The pary "sS fo iIoyG
II Teacher College; q. y. calkins. y. X ria !,
rirgton g. B. Griffin. j. II. MacGregor ana g. =:
Keppel After collecting some SPECIMENS II, 70,
sound. the party proceeded 10 Sltk1, ,"nere Uss!
were TO obtain A dredge and a lnunch rom 9 ot
United States warship Pinta my p, VIZ I hncu
"a dsapuointment. however, as the flnia h2d pen pen
ordered south for repairs me specr"i Sier
marks ON the return home on board me Me ,,,
The party could save only their m5ros ,9pes WIN WIN
Tho Maxico struck a rock and sank. Everything
else lost. -, ,,, too,r ,ov,
Wednesday, and from present appearances IL looha
as though tho incoming academic class would mum
her about one hundred and fifteen, a gain oil SIX
teen over last year
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 70, The Trls-
y une received at their Uptown once, NO l-i2 Broad
Nay ~ north 4 3lstst. until o'clock p H., ac
y.rtsemefs received the following branch offices Az
regular Office uitu o'clock M ~ 23t STD
a.r $ r. - st. 1872 9Th ave. cor i2th-st MAJ
aha ana li2 Cuiunhus-ave near West N"1
st. 100 West ioist. near Gthave: a2 East lfh.t 20
West i2i-rt between I'm AID sth HNes lo FAST t'a-
st. 33s Cd ave. between 10Th and 'Ith SIS wv
Bls-si.. LOS LIST ave. near Sthst eF -.
sv. nesr iist st: E5t 81 ave- 10 Eleeckeret; Se5
Blsecker G0s 81 ave- 2iO Fast 10Th It lt2l @d-
~ 95 Amsterdam ave: in2 West f2d-
lGtl t. 9o3 Fas, istt-st ST nthaNee., lol
i.l52 3d-ave.. 9Th ct: H1'
leo Droadway 1863 3dav" 100 sth ave; LBS 2d-ave
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The General Theological Seminary opened this
year with the largest junior class IN the history Of
The Institution. There were slxty-one new men.
four entered the senior class. i've the middle and
hfty-iwo form the Junior class. This Is larger by
twenty than any previous class. Tho seminary
1ormitories are not large enough TO hold this num-
Der. and consequently some ,hrty men have been
forced 10 hire rooms In the immediate vicinity Of
the college Among the new men there are three
Porsians and one two japanese.
\ professor has been called 20 nj .ha chair
% pr. WIlpole ak professor % dOsmatic theology.
lie H. Or. j. e. Roper. a fellow of oxford Invcr-
sity. who tor many years has hdd parish III
Toronto. Canada.
Ar Paddock. travelling secretary OF the Church
students Missionary Society. visited the seminary
last week lie spoke 10 thc students on TAursday
and Frdly Jennings on THE Claims OF Foreign
Missions upon Students"
The senior class elections resulted in the selcc-
ton Of the following officers: President. W. c.
Robertson. OF tho University OF the South: vice.
president Richard Hatch. OF Princeton; secretary,
T. ". Bursc. of Yale.
The reception to the incoming cias'. be given
10y the s"nipri and midiiors. vii! probably be held
Tuesday evening. October =.
The committee on ~" devotional meetings held
every Wednesday evening has arranged Il course %
three talks 10y each OF four professors bearing the
spiritual lie ~ men in .h" ministry. The dates OF
these talks are as follows September % - and
October g. DR.. Roiy: October - . and November
p Dr. Caly: November Ii. % and 80. pr Theodore
Riley: January 49, q and February 3. Professor
Roper. The intervening dates will he filed 10y
eleven papers delivered by students. treating bic
graphically the lives Of the saints
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BROWN.

Providence, Sept. o6--The episode which r.. :.
the names Of DR.. Andrews and Brown University
so prominently before the public during the SUM-
mer may now be regarded as closed. The corpora
ton was TO have met on Wednesday last to choose
a now president. but the meeting was not held, tho
secretary having informed the members that there
would be no occasion for such action
In the absence OF Mr. Parker. Instructor in phys.
cal culture, p. r. Bullard has beer placed ii
charge OF tho gymnasium.
The sypphony Society has elected officers A.
folows; President. T.: Brrrage IS: yice;;presi
Qnnn -; manager and treasurer. Frank e. Hop
x new organisation was formed last week undo,
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal daily
CHICAGO, IS D. m, and 1910 night. .
FirTssURG, s;2s eh. SUM-, i:0S sun. 1910 night
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, 300 a. NJ, 30 y. m "a
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 1888. 9:33 dining ~
II 23 a dining car): 80 S:?o Dining az az fosc
ing Carr II ;2o m. Dining carr, 1855 Dining cAS
(Dning Carr, 5:55 y. m, l?:l0 night
NORFOLK, IL % a. daily. ..nA
NI:N ORLEANS. Through sleeper ass .. m da'D"
Trains leave foot Liberty-St minutes later.
AL trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light ,Ah r,
Offices. 49, 172, 261 A34. lao Bway, 81 ts.1
i27 Bowery. N. VI 800 S44 Fulton st.. BrookyE w.
b,l Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or rs''
n destination 4.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING FUNDS.

John Smetana OF No i22 East Seventy-second-st. t.,
the financial secretary OF the American Workmen $
Turn Verein a Bohemian organization, was a
prisoner IN the Yorkvle Court yesterday morning,
charged with having appropriated 1853 OF the We
r.in,s funds The complainant was J9hn Homes,
nssocle tion He said that the Nerein had been
missing money. for some time; bu, that he did not
said from Smctana, In which he confessed to hav-
ing taken sl53 OF the funds of the association.
S,netana was arrested on Saturday night He was
reme nded for examination to-day
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UNION.

s,henoc;aly. - Y. Sept. 25-The football team
"a -ast getting into form although It IS I'M
rossitlo ve, 10 forocas: with certainty the MAKE
IN NJ tho VARSITY The mos. promising candidates
TINS far for places OF The team are: Center
Cooper. '0l: Mattice. 0: Lookhaut ~: guards
s,hmit,er 90: Thomas. 9S: Carver. 'Ol tackle
Reardsley. '99 Carver. 'ol; Sack. oil; ends rice
'e,. weed 'ol: Mallory, q': Robinson 'ol; quarter
smith %: strong 90: Ia yes. Mcssmer, Oh Crich-
ton o.: Mallery 'Ol: fullbacH. HoNi". rs NeVihs
'oi ,'aptain Crichton and Pollard are sanguine'
but he team will be the lightcst ever sem out 10y
rnlon. Practice games against iltse Stlu" -
oe,n played almost every day during the last Wen
The nrst rehearsal OF the musical ORGANIZATION
was held asst week and several candidates WEI
chosen from those who app'areu iot t'a ga dr
shin glu be In charge OF Frank +. Mhcmanan; o.
Albany who conducted last years glec cluo. II. D.
Nc, lure OF Albany. will direct the mahd0.lh ihg
conduct the banjo club \ company tour to butaio
and other cities in the western part OF ule std',
.onccrt Will bee given In New-York city on or ABOUT
The Thanksgiving recess. .,. -.
The iniercass tennis tournament. wnlch mas D'eh
In progress all week except when ram lntcrvenrl
Lai been clos" and eND ting from the beginning
The nnal heats VIII be played on Tuesday OF
"Wednesday OF this week.
Another handicap interclass contest will be The
annual fall athletic meet. to be he'd IN ABOUT Two
weeks. An unprecedented number oi men are tram
ing . -,
The faculty has adopted rules, setting apart me
first hour after chapel on Monday mornings Tor col
!.gc meetings Al these meetings stuicntH Only are
present. ana. undergraduates aTdlrs are rlscuSssu.
The Thilomaihc Society has elected the follow
Ing officers for ;hc ensuing year. President PeT!ey
T. Sheehan; yice-prcsldrni. George Perry; pea5-
executive committee. II. 6. Gambee. T. ;. Brough-
At the usual sophomore freshmen canc-rush las,
week on the campus tho freshmen a decisive
Victory. No one was injured.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations oor Of Went Z;d -, Penn. RI. Cortland,
D,sbsosses st.
Indicates time from West 80 ST. Other figures show
time from Eortlandt or Des5rosses
'oilo, G:fI A. NJ daily tSunday "Gi5. A. NJ for
AALCH CHUNK ard Intermediate stations
-. 30. o:iJ A. N. daily Tor WILKEsBARRE SCRAN-
ION week d0ys;. EI,NIRA week 6ayO, ITHACA.
Geneva. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and the West. and principal local points dining and
chair Buffalo.
'1Oi25, 1880 A. ". Sundays only for Bound Brook
and nternefia:e stations
.1O,25. 1880 A. ~ daily excep, Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate points
I'll LIB. Il 100 dallY except sunday.
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LAEAY ETTE.

Easton Penn. Sept. 2s.-rhe current college year
promises TO be the beginning OF a new order OF
things In the progress OF this institution. Not
since 1872 and 1873 has there been so large an In
Aux of students. In those years the building OF
Pardee Hall and the establishment OF a separate
scientific department brought large classes OF new
men The freshman class then numbered l0i ana
l03 respectively. These figures have not been
equalled unit! this year. There are now loi ireSh-
men seven sophomores ard two Juniors among the
new men. a total OF ii3 II Is known that AT least
two more Will come. and this will verify the pre-.
dctlOn OF Professor Coffin that the new men you'd
number ila George Stanley Ward. the Latin sA'u-
~ rran ~ The lass graduated on Juu- ma ben
made a tutor In Latin and Greek. Professor Hairs
book. Elements OF D1ereniial AMI Integral Ca!-
culus" has been placed N the list Of elective stud
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
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J. y. Ut-TCHI%SON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PGasr Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
An:hracit, coal used exclusively.
-FOUR Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
c. On and after September stu, 1891
stations IN New YORK. foot Of Liberty ST.,
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as 3S @ Ris ss g55s $s ls e. a' a. 9.ss:
Car, S'5 ~ ,2:l9 mdt Additional trains f9r Phi.
355. i:25. 6;j5 s:25 =. " sundays. s.j5 a ~ SIS
i. NJ from Liberty ST.. s:30 A. NJ. daily and 80 and
900 p. N week days.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
Tickets and paror-cdr seats be procured q
Liberty Whitehall ST., Il3. II2 col I3i ga. LiW
S23 i,roadMa' 49, Oh Av.. 81 East 18th ST. 1853 Eat
York. Court St. $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: o. Broad.
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Comuanv
viii call for and check baggage from hotels residences
10 destination.