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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15

The Horace Mann School library has recently
been augmented by small but choice private col.
lection OF books which belonged To Miss Nc rlwain
former pupil In that school After her dea tn her
mother made this disposition of her daughters H.
brary. good collection of prints and photographs
winch also belonged TO Miss McElwain have been
promised 10 the Horace Mann School
While each department OF the Teachers College
mas It's own special working library installed in
some room contiguous TO its classes all bii, one
DeionS TO or are subdivisions Of the big Bryson
library Inc exception is the library OF the iIor.
a." Mann school which is independent coiIeo-
uoi. IL started four years ago with a memorial
gil from Mrs John A. Appleton. To this nucleils ,
audlti9nS nave been made from time to time bot
ny gIt ana purchase. until there are nearly A
thousand volumes on the shelves.
me students have frequently raised money for
tne library fund by entertainments and Il, was
originally intended to make a benef, affair OF a
costume reception to be given I'm Easter week For
tnIs active preDarat tons are now in progress Bur
tndt purpose has been abandoned. and invitations
VIII pc Issued by students TO the faculty and
friends The costumes will be those Of characters
be duplicated "
Booker r. Washington. of Tuskeeee Institute
Tuskegee, Ala. will deliver an address In Tho loo
ture hall upon The Education Of the Freedmen Of
tne south. tomorrow at I p. m. There will also
pc singing by students from Tuskegee Institute
general invitation has been extended to all in
ested TO attend. Next Thursday the ba ,ket -ba n
team girls OF Horace Mann School will play the
team at Df. SaVage's gymnasium.
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COLGATE.

Hamilton y y March 1.-THE college taloSue
has appeared. There are few changes. University
Extension work does not appear In this cataloeue'
all work in the senior year is now made elective
The preliminary debate to select representatives.
from The senior class for the senior-lunor ucpd'"
was hel1 Thursday evening Marcn u" IL "''''
selected are Coleman. Goddard and Wood
Or L. NJ s Haynes. of New-York leciuren nc
fore the Theological Seminary lasi weeh On
THURSDAY evening he gave an Illustrate" lecture
q, the Baptist church on "The Mic" III f"-
,,rd hudson gave a course Of eight lectures On
pastoral Theology" before the senor class OF inc
seminary during the week ending March d. @@,,,,,,,,
,idss I!lizabeth l.. Foote Of Syracuse j. tlS.tE'
~ nataiogiTing new books IN the Baptlst lilS,oIl,
roac.ion in the library This cohecHoll $500
nv samuel colgate has grown TO te ,hr ID
ny ,,es.,inn Of the kind Of any denomlndloh 81, E,
conec'ICn ~ 9ratorical Prize contest was helG ln
.na Opera House Friday evening Mcrcr r. cr g
cnntegtants we're w w Barker y g go prd =,
% C. Hicks T. Rand9Iph H H. T Senif the a' Rev
d. Smi' nnio n Of I'tica; Professor w. IL raw,
SHAW md Dr. F. = Ncols r1 The he e srconG Of 50
10 Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15

Representatives OF the Harvard Forum ana the
Columbia Debating Union will debate the follow
ing propositon at Carnegie Lyceum on FRIDAY
evening: Resolved That the present method Oh
electing United States Senators is prffer"ple 10
the system of popular election Columbia sue
the negative. will be argued b. Joseph Myer Pros
kauer. '96 80 Law of Mobile. Ala: William Boone
Gunton 81 OF New-York, and Charles Fr'derl'k
Wheaton 81 Of Yonkers Harvard's debaters are
Philip Greenleaf Carleton SO. OF Lawrence N"9S'
George Gleason 20. Of Haverhill Mass ana henry
Gunther Grey ~. OF Albany. The judges VIII pe
Wheeler H. Peckham. f. Lawrence GodKh an"
the Rev DIT Rainsford. After the debate there
will be a dinner at the Plaza. which the ia 5yard
men Bishop Potter, John b. Pine professor rem y
Fairfield Osborn. Everett =. Wheeler, fr0lfssol
Edwin r. A. segman W. II. Maxwell, W. Bayard
cutting H. H. Osgood, Dean Wliiiah n Ne ~
and many others will attend. President 10" VIII
preside - .o,,,.,i,, train
ing under Cowles and Captain Pressprich ne
material Is the best in recent years ana the pHe
cloud the horizon Is mat S,o o, .e U and
Fowler the treasurer, are working assiduousS ~
collect subscriptions and have clear a'cou III,
fore the crew goes on me water NV h from the
tons the Harlem practice Will not De Ho .ust S
Nonpare boathouse. Captain Blur Is satsIitiIyII
with the prospects OF the track team anu i've W"
soon nut the men to outdoor Work; ,,.a.,o,.
About one hundred and seventy-hVe n,no
for fellowships have been received iheS So,,
from almost every State in the Union Atter pelme
cessful applicants will be announce on oto w,il
Tuesday in April Professor d. IadE t-at In cn
dei,ver an illustrated lecture AT Hamilton iia,l ~
Wednesday evening on inc t, Tbe 90 Columbian
Roard has chosen Oddey chairman frS S
Longacre es Mines has APPOINTED tne 10 Vii
~ .uen Smith ir and William Allen Beldeh' j.
They expect 10 dine with '9S Arts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
WILLIAMS.

,..,,.....o,,r, Mass. March H.-Accord'ns 10 re-
,oa,sior of the Massachusetts Supfeme w.
cent -. ,du no obliged to pay taxes on Inc o","
49,. ,o,ees occupied by It's ofhcefs' ]" wa" co..
MS ro,ortv was not included undeF the "'''e
80, which property used for educauon"' p"'
| c -. from, taxation. The taxes pau upon -
II ' mounted 10 about $50" year J." '''
P''p ,ax.s have been levied upon me aii'celc
ma M the college infrInary dIlI !. -, nd tho
ielu anu ,nlude in the levy the gymnasium an
poseu 70 IN oe nrouerty USED lot eluO "a
uoli1 10 This should be done the 'NPeii9' ~ ~
ALTERNATIVES OF Williams III tIe CuI7 ~,
the req eHar,mnu,h have decided TO supper tIlt
bate WIN he following question; Resolved nay
lNrob,e that municipaities III me -, =,
i,sno nopulation OF 900 or NOR o" dr r,fsce
haVI.s a SUMMING heat. light water ana s"''"'
transportaNoh ,,,,A 4, RI give IFS first performance
me ne, ~ Ri,',is'' In Wilamstown on March -, a
Or i.ter The play viii proDaply D, glV'n ~ In
W Vans 70 be followed by further representations "
Troy ana IC9aTfer's address at the recent Charer
Preslde,Il - ~ the University OF Nebraska was
ia f..rbnnghts on University framing Inc 90
on hout,tculsr interest to Williams men III we"
". Tho number of Williams men VINO wt,e "a, nd
VI tI,nerd 'es vice president OF the Young mn ;
-. u, ASSOCIATION plan II under cohSldeId
cor raisng funds for ne" bnhHlhg io' me a9So''"
n9Wn- Dale has been giving course Of four pubic
lectures on mDaTy moonlight" oratorcal contest
III ',ake place this week zen Sopnomo,eS Hhne
VIII tdh' he MIR Livingstone. instructor IT. elocu-
d. ,ron, whom five will be CHOSEN - '"InPrle "'.n
.u ,,niors in the 1nal contest i "o pIHrrs a. a.
hve IN each class besides the nrst prize for me
a". nnrnaker ~ the Two classes Inc maj con'est
br csI spp,are In commencement week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15

Scbcnoctadv y Y. March 1.-THE oaSeoaH pros
,.t for the coming season are bright. There are
o ,,ventv-seven mon trying for the various places
c.orco = White who has been engaged as coach
g. ,.orkinr hard with the men. Manager Williams
has arranged the schedule OF games. as folIows'
VIII q New-York University. in New-York; April
t,o-dham. at Fordham; April ., Manhattan Col
- At New-York: April g. Princeton. at Princeton:
i,Su T. - Johns Military Academy or Mauuus a,
l%'rectady. April 81 Hamilton college, at clinton;
,rr 90 81 Johns Military Academy. at Nautilus.
,pi ~ syracuse University, at Syracuse; April "a,
etdprneu al Ithaca: May ], Hamilton College, AT Sche-
,ni,,. Nv g. Colgate University. at Schenectady;
Viz = West Point at West Point: May II. Cuban
.ta,,te A. Johnstown. May IL. Rutgers. al Albany,
~, 20 syracuse University. at schenectady; May
~ pc-1lIfions: June TO- Mddiebuiy College. at Mid
iIoi'wrv. JIne II and H. University OF Vermont at
hWIrIlle u Iandon (E Perkins, has offered TO de-
,,ar a lecture In Schenectady for the benefit OF
II.ntaa,'s ,fhie.icf. This has been accepted.
r,or TN 1mson. 80 who died on February a. be-
,rc.'bcd &. 600 10 Union College. the Income TO he
pur,d in nlIr~h.sing books for the Americana" al
coz e,,n,dav March 6. the organization OF the
-, york state intercollegiate Athletic Union WAS
1871 Tho colleges comprising this union are
T,,i.ti.or colgate Union and Hobart The follow
~ "a, cor we're elected President, W l.. Weed.
inb p, president Professor \. Demand. io-
e ecrefarv Paul Canneld. Union, treasurer, q
!" nnnham Hamilton assistant treasurer. j. VI
Si,es Hamilton.
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NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

william Northrop. student in the Engineering
School. has been instrumental in securing the
Schooi car Of the Westinghouse Company which
IL soon - be placed AT the disposal OF the students
OF the University School Of Engineering The car
VIII be side-tracked al Morris Heights. thrown open
TO the students, and its various appliances ex-
planned 10 them The Westinghouse Company has
given to the school through Mr.. Northrop an engt-
noers brake ana equalizing discharge valve and a
quick-action triple valve both important additions
to the engineering apparatus
The Young Mems Christian Association ar its
regular meeting In Association Hall. University
Heights. last Thursday evening elected the fol
lowing officers: President John r. Pratt ?s: vice
president. Isaac H. Otis. 80. secretary. Robert F.
BurGman. 90; corresponding secretary a w Leon.
ard, 49, treasurer, j. o. Scudder 80
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SMITH.

Northampton. Mass. March 1.-THE Alpha Soci-
ETY. had a regular meeting Saturday night Helen
Gray Cornell. 's8. and Ruth Marian Huntington
were admitted TO the society. Colloquium met
Tuesday night AT the house of Professor Stoddard'
professor OF chemistry.
Professor Saunders OF Yale University. gave a
lecture on Babvlonian life and customs THURSDAY
night in Assembly Hall A.,
The Current Events Club has been formally dis
banded II was found that the lower classes ga
prad,atinr class who belonged had almost on
tirelv withdrawn their names from the member
ship roll one Of the purposes Of the cup was 10
secure lecturers who would he Of general interest
TO the students but this purpose Is at present so
well fulfilled by the college itself and by ne otncr
societies both literary and scientific that inc
officer, of the Current Events Club felt Such nm
organization their own 70 he unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
STEVENS

DR. Alfred NJ Mayer. OF the department Of phys.
les. did not sail for Southern Italy on Saturday
He intended to sail on that day, but was not strong
enough At present he is at his home i'm Hudson
ST., being able TO take only short walks on pleasant
days
Princeton University will honor President Henry
Morton by comforting upon him the degree OF Doc
tor OF Laws on April Is. At the time a similar
degree Will he conferred on ex-Presdent Cleveland
Earl of Aberdeen and John W cadwalader.
The Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs gave a sue
Cessful concert at Carnegie I.yceum last Tuesday
large and appreciatve audience present
The senior class dinner will be held Wednes-
day evening. The Committee OF Arrangements con-
ssts of Levi y. Lent chairman: Henry Clarence
Mathey. p. John Bruno. George 7 Richardson and
a NJ. Orr. jr
Captain Scott has called the candidates for
all places on the lacrosse team. and about thirty
old and new men are following up a system OF light
stick work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
TRINITY.

Hartford, Conn. March 14-Captain Graves OF
the baseball team. has called out all the candidates
ior preliminary practice in the gymnasium by
the graduation Of last years class and the with
ciawal Of several other members OF the SO team
nom college. there are many holes to be filled
captain Graves. however. feels confident of turn
.s oui a cTCditaDe nine. Some Of the candidates
10Y battery positions are considered 10 be real
,lhe track team has also gone into training,
"hlcn as yet consists principally Of light gym
nastuin work. The prospects fer this branch of
stNlellcs are bright Of last years team that de-
seelec wesleyan only is gone. and the
.-Nyh.AS class contains several men who are re-
aa.ltq as sure for places IN the sprnts and the
f,ishtS The gymnasium exhibition takes place
arss'.y nlSht The contests which Will count tow
To- We class cup are rope climbing. fence vault,
.lsn jump high Kick parallel bars. horizontal bar.
~ yard sprint and tumbng.
,4Hs names OF the aDpOintees for the Prize Yer
EDn D,clanallOn have been announced follows.
plygm "-Wiil4am Curtis White honorary, John
$3.50 Benton and Hermann Won Wechlinger
ncI9lHe from M-WoOlsey McAlpne Johnson and
rila.'il HGgh kerder; from 'J3-Harod LOOMS
TasDy ana William Alfred Warner.
mas been a great rush for seats for "Prnce
I'll, the comic opera which is be presented by
6noxy men IN April. The nbretto Is by j. j.
by 1itvhs q Hartford. and the music is composed
hsss Hhied Lander Ellis, Trinity. 'es Mr.. Goodrich
chorIsesn raining raining inc forty men who compose the
BE- ,S.ss once week. and from on there will
tn &c IeheaTSals each week.
"' senior elections for Class Day have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
I.EtfIGH.

South Bethlehem Penn, March lt-pr' L. d.
semple of the department OF genera H'ei a'u. 9
delivered the second In the 4eries VI ,I,,s,,
,o.uroa i'm the South Bethlehem High
sohooI on Tuesday evening. His subject was Ed
mund Sponsor" ..o,,onc. from
,rho chess club has accepted challenge lro"'
,bo University Of Pennsylvania club Tor 'our"a,
mon, TO he held on May The tourma"iemd5 VIZ ,bn
probably he held in South , ,b host poss.
home club is now ut work s., ''"" Wv
.in Wv men 10 represent Lehgh . ,,o obol-
The University Gun Cltb wnn sivapa club for
lense on IL, 70 be held during the month oil
April ,rorg baseball team this
ne QUIZ 9 hr;rht All but two of last year team
are in college and together win ene cass ehigh
lsIla ia haY asvinnng team. Field work p,eah Un
rhmrsdav afternoon. Bannon' me coacn 10. and
ar wiil arrive on TUESDAY or N'uhe9"a'' anu
a IN , WV Win the team for Ave weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
FORDfiAM.

one OF the most interesting lectures OF the season
WAS delivered last Thursday evening by Professor
Charles Herbermann on Books and BookmakinG
of Antiquity" As usual large number OF In
yited guests present. Fairfax Mclaughlin
will lecture on "Longfallow" next Thursday
The Dramatic Association will produce Hamlet"
ada pied for male characters on May ii. with the
following cast: Hamlet. Joseph A. Kelly. 81: King
Claudius George V. Granger. 81: Horatio. j. TUT
ton Mason '9s: I.aertes Robert f.. Mcdonnell 30
Rosencrantz John 4 Dillon. 90. Guildensern An
dreas h Crosas ~: Poonius. Thomas Byron. So
Revnaldo (Ophelia) John A. Gaynor ~: Ghost OF
Hamlets Father Maurice O'Ciorman. 90; Marcellus
John DELANEY 81; Bernardo. Harry Downes. 'W
FIRST Player. Ambrose =. Dunnigan. 90. Second
PLAYER Peter L. Mcdonnell. IS, Graye-digser. Ger
aid J. Barry. eS
The following resolution has been chosen Tor
the next debate OF 81. Johns Debating Society
Resolved That the President and Vice President
~ RI Tnited states should be elected directly by
the prople" on the affirmative side are PETER a
Meag her 9s and Gerald j. Barry, ~; on me mega.
tive side. Augustln Kingston. W. ana 'hdfies d.
Captain Frank H. Edmunds L. :. a. professor
OF military science and tactics. mas nanieu uown
the following changes: Sergeant John y byrns.
'oS transferred from Company II 10 Company II:
Private William l.. Joyce. BY appointed -erseant
and assigned 10 Company a Sereean'S iu n,or'
Mason, VS. and Charles r. bo"h"s 90 maui WV
The Rev w c. Read Muan. $ j. vice presi-
dent and the Rev Michael j. hughes, = D. 'p ~.
library this term: John r. Delaney ~, Andreas H.
orosas. %, Peter A. Meagher 81 charles Non,
80; Ambrose Dunngan. on. ana John u Meiiauys
of the Preparatory Department =
course In geology and astronomy has been
added TO the fourth year studies un:e The ec,
urcs in history hereafter will be given probably
by the Rev. W. q. Read Mullan. s. }.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1897
R. V. InsersoIl. H. w. .Kidder. @. r. Mansfield

r. V. InsersoII. II. w. ,Kidder @. r. Mansfield
w w Obear and 8. Rushmore.
In rssnonae 10 Captain Fighters call for candi-
dates for the freshman baseball team. eighteen men
responded. and are In training In me gymnasium
The elective lists for next term were sent out last
week AS Professor Emerson Will be unable 70
return IN Amherst from the geological congress Y
st Petersburg In time for the opening OF next ran
term his course In senior geology VIII be offered
TO juniors next term ,, -, .ho
f. M Allen '9s has been elected chairman OF the
Board OF Editors OF THE Literary Monthly Tor
The Rev Joseph Hopkins Twichell. Of Hartford,
preached In the college church to-day. -
The Boynton prize n Biblical literature Ior HIST
term has been awarded to NJ. II. Ntmms, ~.
Professor j. c. Van Dyke. OF Rutgers College.
will give the first Of two lectures on art In coilege
hall next Wednesday evening. bis subject DeihS
PORTRAITS and Portrait Painters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
NEIIESIEY.

v,oroe,ov. Mass. March H-Bishop Io''e,
.-..,led 70 a large audience in the college, c"'Pe'
his morning A series Of addresses mas pee" H.
80 nrimarily for the benefit OF studen's IN
-, - teach. and the first of these talks wa
e,,sn yesterday afternoon by State superin'enden'
= ian the subject being Modern Demands Oh
ne Southwick as the guest of me colies,,
stakespeare Society. gave lecture on ,,,atinn of
Mss sophie Chan,al Hart associate Of pG19aimT6Tidge
Enghsh, ne r. stone Hall parlOrs Friday even
nr his recently deyfrSd pe dDG Fea ng
Browning Society Of Boston on lho"s"' anu
The college Glee Club gave concert d! rbmrsdaV
49,. .ha college settlement in Boston, inE D.
yorrc The many friends and pupils nyo OF
."~ I,,nii,s " Hill of the music uepai III ~
are giaS to learn OF his rapid recovery from HIS
oeRI rpeI, OF physical test made last Tuesoay
tbjrty-three members of the class o. The other
Cfp ~ crevs are in process OF ORGANIZATION, az"
rractice will begin early in the Spite rs ~ the
iat,nrr library open to all members 90 INV
olt has been established by the class OIL w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
L,AFAY ETTE.

Easton Penn. March 1.-THE Medical Society OF
Lafayette College held its regular meeting Thurs
day night and listened to n talk on THE Plant
World and Its Relations to Man" delivered by the
Rev DR.. r c. Porter He vas elected an homo
rarv member Of the society.
President Warfeld has been absent most OF the
week attending an alumni meeting In Philadel-
pha and delivering lectures.
Professor W e. owen has been elected a mem
Der Of the School Board OF Easton
The midwinter sports were held on Tuesday
night and proved interesting.
Q r. Michael '9s. has been elected Editor-in-chief
OF The Lafayette. 49,
Rlshop Rulison. OF the Central Episcopal do
cese ~ pennsy vania spoke before the students on
Sunday afternoon last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15
CITY COLLEGE.

announcement was made by the faculty on !as'
Friday OF the subject for competition 'or .i''
lanes Gordon Bennett prize. The supJec. Is
Cuban Question Considered in the LiSht oi '''e
Principles Of Begerent Recognition Inc 0o'"
netition is open only to seniors VINO nave COM
Melted the course I'm political science ana Engish
literature and the prize is awarded on commence
mcnt day. faculty deciding on the merits Oh 'he
essays presented. .,,i,,o. Of Ar
rangemeats for the joint debate between ,ne
Phrenocosmian and Clionan societies 70 TO nom S .l
for debate will be: Resolved; That n ml,e""
States do not Establish snipp''ls int" he
Those chosen by the soceties TO ShISr me e% OK
discussion are: Phrenocosmla ,t',' for
ciionaT soIS Srr g. and 3 NJ L. Ernst ss on
the negative. ~ i.., a., ,ha
has been GgsiaTa 70 by " be Mercury board
There is 10 be a competitive triaI ny "n .I a,
rITt ment The choice viii BE- made according 10
the merits first OF story of from I'VE nunnrvu 10
ans and secondly. of editorial upon some
topic relating to foS Terch - and the eompet
ton is TO be open 20 all classes. and each one VIII
b. allowed to select his own theme ,.s ,o,,rn,-
The conclusion of the handicap chess iourld-
ment which has been in progress for number OF
weeks has resulted in equal storSy Sr 'e and
r \ Kienberger 90 In order TO determine the
winner the contestants will play aganst one an
other A scratch tournament is now being played
for the coeg. championship The following SIX
n mfn H'y 90 eH'eS' stern. o. s Scion vs. f.
n Kieinberger 80. and C. j. Laserwald, 90
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII be
addressed by outside speakers at the meeting
this month The Rev: Dr. Rainsford Will speak on
March 23 and the Rev Or Lyman Abbott on
March 30 These meetings will both be held i'm the
Natural History Hall.
The senior class met on last Friday to listen 10
the reports Of the various commit ices appontch
bv the president in December last: These com
nittees were all appointed with reference 10 the
graduation exercises and their reports Indicate
active preparations for commencement day
The new senior class society Kappa Beta Sigma,
held its first initiation March }. AT which time
s r. Stern. G. c. Bernheimer. c; X Mc,iuire ana
r Weinberg initiated. Thirteen juniors,
whose Initiation will not take place until May
have been elected for next year 49,,
The following officers have been elected I'm the
iinior class: President II. I. Radin: first vice
president S j. Lewis; second Vce-preSident :, VI
Anderson corresponding secretary. j. r. Alter
recording secretary S. Mork; treasurer, J; H. io-
ioway: editor. s. II. Herman; poet r. &. mamourg'
orator w l.. Cremin; sergeant-at-arms' l." W.
iNe