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TEACHERS

Dr Frank NJ. McMurry. dean % the School OF
pedogoev Of the University OF Buffalo. has been
oo,ofrted 10 the chair OF theory and practice o.
,eaobinc AZ Teachers College. and Or. william
Mil EIk,n lecturer on philosophy at Cornell,
r-n,verslty. has been appointed Instructor In the
theory and practice q teaching
Professor McMurry was graduated from the Uni
,,ors,,v 81 Michigan IN lSs2. and was principal q
.cboois N Illinois f1r three years. after which De
,,e,, % Germany 90 study and took his doctors
degree al the University OF Jena IN l,as subse-
c,ertlv ho was called 20 chicago 90 take charge
- The principal ga mmar school 10 THAI city and
,,o,, there TO occupy the chair ~ peiagoslcs 90
>,o,r,al Illinois Then Ne studied az Berlin. &C.
80 and Paris until IN 1898. be took the chair -
,..dorosy a. the University % Illinois. and later
,ool, charge Of the department u education IN the
University OF Buffalo. lie IS the author ~ several
monographs on pedagogy and the Herbartian the
o,, ~ education. and hls Method OF the Reclta-
,ionr has become a textbook at many colleges
The practical absorption OF the Buffalo School o.
p.soror, by Teachers College is the direct result
~ professor McMlrry's resignation. as upon bis
dephrture the study 81 education by practical
Methods or teaching win be discontinued At Buff
Ssio and most OF the students in that department
will follow their professor here.
Dr. Elkin Was graduated from Manitoba Inlver-
city III lsSe he went 20 Cornell University rs
fellow b. philosophy, whence De was chIei 20 lni.
lana University 20 the chair Of philosophy. ana
later to colgate University which ne left % pur-
sue his studies a. the universities Of Berlin and
Jena. where he took pedagogy under Professor
Rein and others
The faculty Of Teaehers College has detssmS.A
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AMHERST

Amherst Mass. Feb 4.-The eighth annual Junior
promenade will be given by the class OF 60 az Pratt
Gymnasium Friday. February Is.
Joseph ". Fairbanks. the treasurer O.. the
college. will enter upon his duties at
The trials for places the relay team. which
will enter the 70 be held tomorrow under the
Boston Athletic Association. have been run of and
the following men will constitute the relay team:
Furnish and Strong 'es; Burden. 90 and Gadwyn.
Ol Two men VII be entered in the forty yards
dash and each in the 6c-yards run. mile run.
hurdles, high jump. shot-put and quarter-nile
In addition 10 about four hundred French volumes
which have recently been added 20 the library
Henry Carmichael. 81. has presented one hundred
volumes on biology. geology and natural science.
The Biblical literature department has also received
some additions.
interesting address his trip through India
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pRINCETON.

Princeton y. J.. Feb. 4-President Patton In his
temperance sermon last Sunday. declared 10 the
public the position q Princeton University on the
liquor question and his words have had the effect
OF silencing some OF the reports that have gone
abroad in regard to the morality Of student lie
here.
The list Of preachers for the second term has
been announced. and it contains the names OF
many prominent dlvines February s. the Rev
George D. Baker. Philadelphia February 49, the
Rev Wilton Merle Smith, New-York; February 70.
Dean Murray: February q, President Patton
March 6. the Rev. Howard Duiiield' Newly rA'
March g. the Rev Melancthon Jacobus Hartford
Theological Seminary: March 20. Professor william
Knight the famous Wordsworthlan scholar OF
Edinburgh University; March z. the Rev George
T. Purves: April 3. the Rev Paul Van Dyke
Northampton. Mass; April 10. Easter vacation;
April II. the Rev william r. Richards P.ainheid'
y. J.: April o. tho Rev George T. Purves' May J.
the Rev. Sparhawk Jones. PHILADELPHIA; May 8
President Patton, May - the Rev. Matte - pau
cock Baltimore: May o. Dr.. Purves; May ~ tle
Rev Thomas \. Hoyt. Philadelphia; June D. Dean
Murray; June y. baccalaureate sunday EreslueH'
For the last ten days the student body has been
compelled ay aside all efforts al social ire anu
coniine Its attention s'rcIy 10 So t ednes-
day. on Friday evening the junior prom WI
take place IN the Casino, preceded by sIee ciuO
Early This week Captain Butler Of the University
baseball team announced nat the eoaI 1 uds,,
coming season would De Jayne w. emo ~ g
a. Jayne Will coach the candidates FOR the plt<h-
ers box. while Bradley Will act as heaq coacn lol
head coach gives the greatest satisfaction among
the undergraduates. Jayne was the star pl,chct ~
last seasons championship team, and 3 IS expected
that he VIII be ~ great service TO the team. 49,
Immediately after the close OF the fN2I a q q
period captain Butler VIII issue eau ior Gai.ils
dates from tho freshman class. After TWO WeeKs
Of work In the cage the best men %l DE e 20
to Join the Varsity squad. which VIII De asAed ~
report for regular practice.
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Gently held The faculty also considered the re''-
lion OF the seniors 70 he permitted 70 wear caps
and gowns at the commencement exercises next
June and granted The reques, LigAty-seven OK
TIE rinc,y.one members o. the class favored the
.dea while the remainder were wiling 70 abide
by The decision Of the faculty. committee con-
slslrg Of r 4. Spltzka. ). j Dickhe!ser, H. l.
racin and G. G. Tenant prcsen'sd the p~ti'ion 70
the faculty
The class Of rs held i,s frs, reunion az 'hs
Hotel Savoy on the evening % January p Twen'
ty-ave members Of the Glaze were present w
Eosenbaurn acted as toas,naster and 'he foUo~-
Ing we're IRE responses: The Professional Men
az o." BY W g Boyer. why Should the WORK
ingman BE PAID II a Boomberg The Duties
OF the College Graduate in Public LIE, w ~
wechslsr: The Ladies" Tomoo; our C'ass,
F. p Heymann: QUO Vat!s" J. X Desnan II
was dec.ded 10 hold these reunions every TWO OF
three years S.,...,..
I, appears that the prospects ior tae p.o.Shuo"
OF the annual! The NcrOcOsID are ratner POI.
ov-ins TO tho lack Of support on the pa'' OF '"'
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CITY COLLEGE.

The Executive Committee OF the College. on
June ls 1891. adopted three-year course IN ped
arogics. which Was approved and adopted - the
BOARD OF Trustees July IS and conforned IN
every particular the requirements formulated BY
the state Superintendent Of Public Instruction, 10
accordance with s. tlon 1881 u the Laws OF lSo
~, ~ course went into effect a, the beginning
%, th. srhool year In last septembtr, ana there
are now clghty-three members OF the sSior class
and nl,ety.six Of the Junior class plrsuins thi'
work. . - --....
meeting Of the faculty was held on IhuiseAy
afternoon 10 act upon the cases OF such s'uaenN'
a. loved deficient in the review s~A"i''"''
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Epson and f B. Carter, ex-ofico. The patronesses
were MRS Schurman Mrs. II. s White, Mrs.
11hurston, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Fuerbes, Mrs. Bristol
MS Ms. heeIer. Mrs Barr. Mrs Schuyler. Mrs
among the minor events OF the week were The
u"hcc given by Phi Delta Theta Tuesday even
Ius alter The Masque performance, the reception
gwen ny Kappa Alpha on Wednesday afternoon
re p.hce given by Delta Kappa Epsilon on
Thursday evening after the concert and the the
day
The handball tournament. which was in progress
I % several days last week. was concluded on
MONDAY, when l. j. kershurg. IS. and r. VI:
snow; c; l.. 3d. defeated r. b Morton, 49, and
" Bentley. 20. by score Of fl and I'll and
also NJ. +. Vile. so. and J. T. McGovern. G. l..
90. by score OF 21-lG and 2l-9
The library Of the College OF Law has recently
been increased by several OF side" report 5
OK Pennsylvania and two hundred and fifty vol
urnes Of reports Of the New-York Court OF APP
peals, which have been recently bound
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

The mon. hly at home" OF the Associate Alum
nae for February Nl.i DO held on Friday st,es-
noon In the library from I'll > O'Clock Nis'
Catalina c. Y. Ia . and Miss May Y. Ho!et, -
will pour tea All members o. the ASSOCIATION
and their fr.ends I've invited 70 attend.
The following programme has been affarsec Tor
the meeting of the PhIomathean Literary DO
clety on FRIDAY afternoon re topic lesng. tne
Land of the Midnight sun" An orlglnsl s'o'y
Of the Land of the Midnight sun by Hiss Anh'
Slater ~. ''Descrip;ion q en- zee Casni'ah N's,
Oppenheim OF: essay. Customs ana manners OK
the Far North" Miss Alberta heeae. %. x
tracts from Nanssu's travels Mss Fames
o. an Original poem. Miss MaeMl.in' w. ana
quotations. g.
The programme u ;he Alpha Beta Gamma go
eietv for Friday afternoon - a. follows. Depa.e'
-Is the study OF creek and Latin NoFe Fto"tA04.
II Regard 10 Culture ard Utility Than t-e s'uoy ..
French and Gernan?" A:lrraatire. Miss sauhs
,-ec-rran. IS and Mss Jennie Fauik y nesa"s I've.
,is Edna Haas. s. and g.gs Efther - ms s "a
fis-ussi0r tv the s1ci-fr. victor h'so 4. -
WorEs by Miss Myrtle Dar = - = = ~ Vs.. -
Goethe schiller and Losing Ni.. o.. 80
SS< MIS- Ag.o Duty ~ ana MSS una Ne.
q German quotations Ms ti,1 S'i sso1'ss,thai %
carrie Isye,s ''0. and Miss ls2te' No'e"''"'
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NASSAR

Poughkeepsie. y Y. Feb 4.-The second semester
Of the college year began January 81.
The newly elected officers Of the class OF 80 are
Z Lou Gerrett. president; Rosamond Roberts. Vice
resident; NJ z. Eastwood. secretary. and Augusta
Choate. treasurer. The class Of 90 have elected
Alice Barrows president; Edith Merritt, ice-presi-
dent: Myra Plumb. secretary, and Leslie FoWier'
treasurer
on the afternoon OF January rs Perley Dunn
Aldrich gave recital of National songs. Feoru-
Any 2 Dr. John c. Griggs gave lecture on ny S. J.,
terv PLAYS Passion Muse and Medieval hymns.
Iilustratiors OF the muse were gwen BY MISS
Charlotte GaynOr Riley, Of New YORK professor
Cow and students IN the department OF music;
Mrs George D.mcck, q Elizabeth, \. J., mas
presented a third gift Of 800 10 the department OF
F-~f.s1 @or hooks 4 Gift Of 500 has been re-
ceyed from John D. Rockefeller for ne oinq,ng OF
pamphlets in the Brunn Archaeological! Library
ire recent generous gift OF the class OF 20 has en-
abled the department Of history 70 Purchase
Stevens's "Fac-sni4cs OF Manuscripts III Euiop'"''
Archives Relating 20 America -, -.
TIE College Glee club will furnish the music az
the annual social meeting Of Nassar AluHlne' 10
ne held at the Hotel Savoy, on SATURDAY
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Nrw.YoRK UNIVERSITY

The work Of the United Alumni Dh''e
hitch William S Opdyke Is chairman ana
-,b,s P~ainerd r.. secretary, Is alrea"' man
- - ~ each school better acCnalniea
,.b the scope OF the University Two o.
so,oo,. have never had an alumni din"e, 'Ny
-,,rt have degrees from two schools ara II son
- ~, ,hrea The interesting question -
ro,soa AZ which table man is 20 oe 500
basa 2 A. degree from the college, / H.
-rsa from the Graduate School. ana LII. -
gree from the Law School OF ,i'e ~ ~. I'm.
- Medicine from the Medical College. Inc 'o''
r,.,oo fs in doubt whether 10 assign me seA'S a.
,,rg ~ the first degree received or the '"S'
degree or the highest degree g.. ~
~ rriarrle' this week has paper by pF
11.rr,, NJ Baird on the old University b1.ld'ns' d"
which he explains the CARVINGS o" 'a' 49,.
h,ch we're preserved and built into the FOUNDER
,,,,',,ort a, University Heights He says that
= ricn+ u.os thrown upon the subject d. any one
,,,u the appearance OF the verac.ous tra'e'S %
Potter Schiciuyl In America "AeIe." vac
.,,cd that the heads were intended 70 repre-,
-. siic rings OF the unfortunate tI-si!i!,e
- ~ heir unmercifl tormen;ors' the sopho
inores. ,oo. 20 orgartza a glee club
-, ttc students Of the Law school -.
The medical .tutents Wtir6oias RIM on January
- and Is az Arthur q keane VINO was 'i, Sr ne
i1' Tn0uqh suffering from parottis. keane; WIN
I1-atrSd face appeared each evening ana "ppn
applause 10y ,,5res declared Keane the figure ska,
in Is Champion Of America he won with a iead OF
~, n.{ ga. been continued on tho Interior OF the
Library Buid.us tne workmen eeins tntasseI y,
putting in place tire lsoi" crH %, .,r eri beins
s~t'c5 The Cor.ntAIau ca.lla.5 q The poTueo
or, - members Of the fo9n1~o-e ana if'snLah
49,. b,v- been examined with ref"Tencr 10 thelf
sem an the different sYraaasllin az l.s. L@.-4
- va requIred 20 DO tnrec move enia on l"f
Horse nor zontal parallel and vaa.tns nara. 70
l.eotS ,ilse MAS divided into ive groups aecoflins
- ,bc number OF points scored The N9ik VIZ
- be- arranged 10 suit the aOiity ana sfehslA
- be r,S. in Inc various groups. Instead oi every
an 'loin. tie same Xork. Mr. cam. l.e hy'!,,al
director believes mat -" 'Iiia ''.alN.' "f ''''
,'..rnl viii be- more beueucll4 ..... -
me fourth g. he s-ries ~ indoor aih.ess con on
ts 80 Soiiogs smith 30 b. points Hermann, -
rs MacCracken. ,oo 81 Moleson o. ~" M ",
"a Elder % "a Barron 0o 2ll. Young Ol.
-
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cr,,rRAr THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The competition for the Seymour prize 'or OK
..,,,o-aneous preaching will take place to-day On
80. .,.r.l The text on which the candidates are
:, breach will be announced one hour before The
contest
The missionary society OF the seminary he's de-
ci5.s 20 send only three delegates 20 the conren-
IT., u the Church Students Missionary Associa-
lion. which will be held A. Toronto. canada. IN the
Liter rart u this month. The appointments have
NOT yet been ua De-
ne Board = Editors ~ The Seminarinn' has
0r.cirai story had been awarded % John r. oliver
q the junior class. a sraduaie Or Hit,era The
profer sor Roper addressed the students az the
devotional meeting on Thursday evening. on = Ser
vice OF the Soul
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CORNELL

Ithaca Y =. Feb. 4.-Professor Tyler OF the
6epa-trnent Of American history, has announced
that contrary 70 the statement mace IN Inc
Register" Course No. q, American History rom
the Earliest Discovery 10 the End OF the war LOT
Independence" VIII be given next year and VIII De
conducted BY Charles II. Rammelkamp assistant
IN American history.
The basketball team has elected Ogoeh '4e'I'H'
&C. captain and G. ". Vreeland. 90 manager
on Saturday evening the Southern Club was
formally organized with about twenty members
The Council Of the Royal Academy OF sciences
o. Sweden having voted 10 distribute ainO"s 10
foreign members series OF It's publications re-
lat,ng 70 aD,,ies scieuces Professor Thurston has
Just received f. So. q these works through the
Smithsonian Institution. 60
The 6ecora,lon Of the drawiag-room OF sage
College, which mas been going on 'of 'ne 70,
month under the direction OF Architect ". IA
Miller. has lust been completed. The new poFuu''
o. the late M Sage. which has been pA'h'eu -
J. Colin FORBES IS 70 hang In the cra".ns- 'oo'4'.
The Chess Club has elected the following olhcels'
vlce-pres,dent. D. f. Cameron. co. treasurer. ~
e Otterson 20: Executive Committee. A. S,A'..oiu
q c. l. Riley 90; D. +. Cameron. W. J. D. NM
e; Il " swanltz. 90. and ~ .ottersoh. ~
The club will meet regularly on fFloay e'e'''ue7
The Military Hop Committee announces tha'
there yn he hut one more hop. which will occur
me Gice club has elected John H. Wynne 9s, o,
u 9.
10 s1cceed Charles RamsouTs. 81 VINO mas iei'
r. 1bTsry q the College Q; Architecture has
been supplied with a card cata!ogu e ,,.,,o-aa a.
IN. esvety Of Junior ball week was usherea "
On Ttesday evening with ne !erformaAce 90 %.
s"Tl.H Princess FORGET by the MasQde az ihe
Lyceun The principal parts were tsken as ,e i0l
lows: Toto Princess Forget X x FGhI9' rSei,$$
O. C. Hoyt. King Pcrtica OF NeEsao' = n fIit'e
jamiek 3 s Browne. Prince Cslamei. A; G
Tyon, Prince Floss H. a. Meraw Prince JaGudeI
d. p Williams. Prince Puff, J r. SooeinaI ma,
t!srnps ~ ; Bennett. ". c. Maxwell !. - @'iA'
toT. 'n1tticonrr J. C. Headden. MI.
On Wednesday evening me s9PEo0'T the e' coy
was he'd In tAe Lyceum opera HOUSE M 80. 49, -,
lon Wa led by Cnerles steTsas ASSISTED e or =;
Erwin MarT and Ross NcNlHan. In.fc %c.o oiiS
W. - ,'res t1f they we're effective. The Com
mit,ee consisted Of W G. TeaeIe. chairman D. I
Gor.d r. = Hems,reet. 7. 7: yacHson: =, ~ ~,
wnitwell. ] z Bensley r. wv COT, "oS''
The concert BY the Glee MnHd9lin ana SAN M
clubs gwen on Tuesday evening al the A|oeui' wa
enjoyable nh the Junior Prom
.r.ds too- ~ 20 an Friday evening IN me ArInoiy
Tho Committee IN charge 81 the pIolnend%ye vi
sisted - Walter NJ. link, cnaiTmah, . u
Anch.nloss J.. n Barker, ". NJ y; ptsNM oddie
Wekeman j. s. Avc1y W y; MI-sr' IN ~ ~ 81
l. g. Raymond. " J. Gould :. , HH's' ~ 81
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cpAsLrs BANK UNOPENED
- rs At CRAWFORD. NEB. AND CONFIDENCE
~ GRAPLr r. FELT THERE

Omaha. FEB "A special dispatch TO TIE Sec
from Crawford. Neb.. ssys. Tne s"'s bshN o'
- "a t,t rot ou.n IS doors tnis morning c.
r cr,tJ. ,se cashier T. IN me East Eos-
sor a,slstant cashier. sll say ao'hns Of TIE
t,ok further ,han that owing - no aossnce 81
r-,r-ls C. GrAoe. lts president couples Win ne
..t ga. he currency which VAS expected tHis
morning did not arrive from Nc Eaai ne tAo CAT
!, better no, 20 attempt 20 run through ne jay
Hobson Gays tne bank Nil psj 4siosi.ofs ana a"
','ls bask has been collucied on constfyatNs
safe and paying bass. and Ut 1, stNt.n", ~. -
- al .r.lItrl. thaf fs pAgfr ana a. - arc
glI-..iF.t ffs aszfts are about 49,. aus laN.
80. ,rf side ~ stock about ~ ~. lN'le ~
rr.fisr cradle viii 30 here MONDAY
49, f,naslfors express vnh1uniel conN,,.ss - y.
a''. 90 H9hs1a ard 10 u believed nat 'hs
p4N.' n. ~ - -. usuai W. mn few days
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1898


upon the following schedule: Four years courses
secondary. elementary and kindergarten, TWO
years courses-aTt. domestic art. domestic science
and manual training: graduate course-those ead-
ing 70 the Uniyerstys higher degrees. and those
leading TO pedagogical diploma ,
on February "A the Columbia class IN electrical
engineering will begin work IN the machine tooi-
in Macy Manual Arts Building. The claas
numbers about forty. and will take work two cay
each week under c. w. Peuns Instructor IN metal
working at Teachers College -
The Students Club met for the election OF OIL
GERS Friday afternoon.
The College Glee Club concert will be given on
February IL. at p m. L. Kaltenborn. volinis ,
II. Beyer-Hane. 'celist, ard male Quartei VIII
assist.
portrait Of the late principal Of Teachers Col
lege. Mrs. Charlotte Louisa williams, has been
hung In Bryson Library. Upon a brass plate be-
meath the picture Is this inscription: In memo
nam, Charlotte Louisa williams. october IL: 1871.
our Inspiration, counsellor and friend @. II. ID.
y 4. B." The initials are those OF Miss Grace
II. Dodge and Mrs Elizabeth T. Bryson
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LocouornE WORKS FAIL
PETITION ~ rSzoLvExcT FLED ~ BIO
RHODE ISLAND coNFAHT.

PETITION ~ UrsoLvEScT FILED ~ o."
RHODE ISLAND cosiFAHY
p-,,,4o,c. Fcb the Rhode Islani Lceon'ouN'
v-,-,. ees re nc.i.!or ~ insolvency 'o-"as d" -
-. ,-,,,r, Tho .o-csrn vas net g. once az
49,, t,.o,,cr,. hl, GEORGE 4 Nlsoa iae NeAs-
.., "a, Amounted custod an - the property. -"
I'm ,o-,,t, In charge ur'u mo peuuon OF IN
.oi,.,c,, t,s hsen ssfrsicsted ana az ss'lsaee az
-ot,.,t Trs schedule o. asse's Slows an 's'i"s'e'
-, si,s O, tlSs,6J7. vl'h liabilities amounting
~. t.fc-12ss The pr.nc pal c.edl.ors al' %. ia'o"s'
80, salisbury a NigaHrgae. s. - q Geoffs
-. e. g. Boston. y7I- . Pi-e lar neei
l,,,,,rr l-,evclsnd Si.sg- %. r Li.e Z" %
,e,,a 49, pa-,srt NJ 2 CO. P,Dadelphia' ~
80 Il. Conrdon ana Carpenter Company VS. ~
ct,-r.a s.o,f spring COMPANY. rhia1eph.A
tol Y Z Bartlett < CO. 3os or. N-S"'
ceo-so n Ilo,d Bosom. '-5-- % Yves insho"ss
Ai~ prsse company ! . T.. Thomas Ff'ss,r
son Ns,v.Yoril. NN2s2. Otis steel company C1e'e-
land ps4su. American Brake Company. - Lous'
q IN -. Darrum Richardson Company. Line EoeA'
conn essfS7s: Carbon Steel Company Ne"-fo'-
3, ie2 % " H. Perry & CO. ,30s7 g H'ughton
y Eicnards Boston. s. -. Idysis see! cong ahy.
b,1ds inGorseG by r. = Mason Land company ani
ore locomotive '2ie2i g. American Na'ional bah-
notes secured by locomotives ana leas" "auahts'
S.tEi-i Rhode Island Nst!oa9i hanA' ao'ss IN IN
sor-of hv = : Mason Land sons any, a9l;yV.
s,.e national Rank n5i; p Mecaini's' SAVING:
Bask ro, 5. se'qEe9 by .n '' $3.50 Mess5ass va,
,!5nil BANK note iGiors-t % lard COM any WI,
go MeSaan.os' Nai.onal Rank. 5000 Rhode Island
Trus, .co " ara r v, siysi rsSs sicS
Nftfi-svIie National BARK. &.Fl, .aeess an
second Naror8! banks. $50 eael, Hnoie !s!ana
Uospiial Trust company. $4,000. a / Mason
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YALE.


l, reh 4-Sore forty members
of the sophomore class OF the Co-'e -. i'm
6rrtne the last week which may De u -. .ner,-
-.oe "a Yale debating. They organized - ~
P 49, q debating club, under the name VI Ia
g.torno-e Wigwara. Of which the ol'.1ei9 -
\, Tohnson. first chairman; j. NJ HopF''''a -
.,.nar. 7 NJ Mccormick. secretary an -
49, I'D an Executive Committee Cum r,,
7 2 Greenway. c. Z SULLIVAN MAJ =, 80 rake
J,,a,h bruce The aim Of the cup Is 10 Ill.
, o-,lar IN It's class by making us nee
=, So-r,al and attractive. Inc cruz - 49,
80 Two camps which VIII DEBATE "s"'lN -
n,hor with diNeren. leaders OF oeO",v - -
.tre 7; Is expected that there WIZ -"
speaking from the house ana INA ,' The r1sot
~sh,,,oI osuecialy will be invaluaDe' nc -.
, nh he informal enough 10 a"o" sN'Ol'-e
- ,uh ,fl IN no way interfere WIN VI N''"s'
,ize the work Of the Yale OIIo"' ., ..,..,or
oe,ccrs Of the University Football Assoc1i.lo'.
hove> heen elected FOR the ensuing !ea =" ~
saures 90 S. vlce-president' FredeiIrh H.
% 1''9 9sr,,. percy A. Rockefeller ~, assistant
manager. c,, .os slac.od It's
oecers for the ensuing year as io44o"S 80.
Clerk IS commodore; {. a poou".'' - -
commodore; Frederick NJ. Davies ~, Is"' ,el
sra. i. " Davis 49, secretary ana UeasLi'-
r,-a,-inp Board-G Morris. %; +. "iches' ~ -
. pras,or %. A. c. Vanderbilt. 90; r e. ha'e-
never 90 anG F. Archibald 80 3
Lectures during this week were q ioHo"' -,
day Professor Hoppin. on The Science 9eho ,1
Tdeal and Religious" In the Art Schooi' fIoles'o
Crt,ter6en before the Philosophical Cluo' Oh
.crovth and Development Considered from 4"
Chemical Physiological Standpoint Thursday' = l.
parhour of Hartford. before the Kent C.uo, Oh
81 ,,tls innings In Great Russ a.; Friday the Hes.
~ Edwin Lines. OF -. Paui ChuIcH' 80 -"
tI.yen before the IAturgical society o. ne ii'ln
i've School. on Christian worship II NE E''''
Christian Literature. o..,,,,- hos orraorod q
toi,t evmuasiic exhibition with the nFtIslB ~.
;Sannsvive mia on Saturday evening fsDIGa - a.
The Academy Of Music Phi!adGip Ha me rae
Iii consist Of eight mon-W h. snepGIu, = ". i.@-
pa'er,on + @ r A Lehlhach; - r 4. -. - 4'd.iI
NO h.r6 be selected later; ,,or
" medal annually awarded by Ine lhe I,llei a
- Mseazlre' for the best essay has Dcch W. 60
e. rshayn henderson. 80. OF New -sfaNcn; iDT us
800 on "Alphonsc Daudet, the FroFehzaI. -. a..
,.te Satisfactory announcement u n1u" la la IL
v,anse. OF the ''prCm" were consiqefaDk Tess llIs
80, ,han In former years. The iast ie" seHls
&c seen a steady reduction In the Dllis man M"
, 80" ,c.of who brings "A guest 10 the prom r
-" Iaske.-ball team has been Organized IN ne ~,
cchnrI and come thirty men are now ~ " q
- The team ~ entirely separate 'tol" ~.
VAL Iniyerstv team. and ~ the hrst thal has v.
drgorized In the Law Scnoo4 TOT INV. -. 30
VsSrs Southern Easter trip IS Deihs i ,i
~ University has just received TWO ,DaI
.,,,s bo,h rare historical! manuscripts OF unusuh'
,arsst ana importance. one * the original HI.I-
sryIn. Of the notes and sermons OF inc He'' I'm