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Byrnes. c. II. Davis and r. E. Nivtson; from inc
freshman class. r. ". Clapp. r. W. Gould ana H.
II. Jones.
college meeting held on Saturday morn
Captain Fran and Trainer Marvel addressed me
meeting. after which subscription was taken 10
pay expenses OF the trip to the Worcester meet
on Thursday May s. the Young Mems Christian
president. f. L. Nils read the annual report OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Inc Key:
Dr. Levi Gilbert - delvered.a stirring address on
The Ideal OF Christian Manhood" The meeting
then adjourned to the Fayerweather Gymnasium;
where a social hour enjoyed. The officers OF
the Young Mems Christian Association are arrang:
ing to establish a Wesleyan camp at the Mortified
Conference In June 80
Phi M Theta will give their annual musical on
May 80.
Professor VI. p. Crawford delivered a lecture on
Tuesday evening before the Scientific aton
on Recent Developments OF the y Rays and Wire
less Telcgraphy"
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TORDHAM COLLEoE

The members Of tho class OF analytical esomsfyy
was examined on Wednesday by the Rev. John n
Whitney.
Manager Mcfarland OF the athletic associauon
has number Of men hard at work preparing epr
the intercollegiate meet. The track team attended
the Argyle games at Berkeley Oval on Wednesday
afternoon but owing 10 the bad condition OF the
weather none Of the men made q good showing
The annual spring games held on tho collegs
campus on Tuesday and several Of the college rec.
ords were broken
The seniors defeated the "Tyros'' in q sams Of
baseball on Tuesday by score of = to ~
The usual rector's day celebration took place
on Monday afternoon In Armory Hall j Tuition
Mason delivered the address from the senior class.
while the juniors were represented by Louis Bos.
sard and Joseph Tobin. John O'Donohue repre-
sented the freshmen.
After many weeks OF preparation Shakespeare'S
Henry W. presented IN Armory Hail on
Thursday evening. The play was given under the
direction OF Albert G.. Brown
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RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Mass. May E.-The annual meeting
OF the English Club for the election Of officers was
held Tuesday afternoon at Vaughn House.
Miss Mary ". Dean. 'sy. elected president.
and Miss Josephine Sherwood. es. secretary. Four
members we're admitted to tho club. On
Thursday afternoon the botany classes enjoyed a
tea at the homo Of Professor Goodall. There
but two weeks moro regular college work before
the final examination. which will last from Juno
to June e. inclusive.
The next meeting Of the Philosophy Club will
be held with Miss Mary Poor. Professor Minister.
berg will speak to the club on "Phychology and
Art" The musical and dance given by the Ger
man Club at the Newtown Club house n
usually successful this year. over three hundred
guests were invited, among them tho Harvard
German Club. Mrs Won Jagemann. Mrs Poll and
Miss Beatrice Hahn. president Of the club
ceived. The ushers were members Of the Harvard
German Club The musical progra mme fur
nished by Miss Marguerite Fisk. Mr.. Darby and
quartet from the Pierian 6odalty. Dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour
At the last meeting Of the Classical Club. DR..
Lanman read paper on "Sanskrit Epigram-
matte Poetry" On Wednesday afternoon. under
the auspices OF tho History Club, Dr. Hart will
speak 10 the college on War"
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WILLIAMS.

wi!iiamstown. Mass. May I3.-The annual meet
Of the Athletic Association preliminary TO the in
tercoegiate contest at Amherst Saturday. was
held last Friday Bray broke the college half-m
record. The winners were: One-hundred-yard dash,
Patterson 90: lco-yard hurdle. Potter. '01; half
mile run. Bray. 90; pole vault. Fi,er, 49, 44oyard
dash. Eubbell. 49, 22o-yard hurdle, Potter, 0l:
ming high jump. Maroney. 49, mile run, Bray. 90;
ming broad jump. Maroney. is; hammer throw.
Denman, SO.
The Athletic Council has addressed a report and
circular to the alumni II shows that the proposed
improvements will cost $l2t00. follows Draining
grading. levelling and laying out 5000: fencing.
1900; grandsand and equipment. $1,000 The coun-
Gil has about $500 now. and Is anxious 10 raise
the necessary $500 for the first improvements by
the end OF the present college year
The track team will take part In tho meet at
Amherst tomorrow. and also in the following
meets: May q. New England intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association. at Worcester: May q, Intercol-
At Berkeley Oval; June 4. Gargoyle and Hoyt cups
Weston Field.
The Cap and Bells Dramatic Association has
elected Stearns. e9. president. and Falck &c. man.
sger Lehman. 80 and Hebard 90. have been
added to the Executive Committee.
The college preachers for this term are: May L.
the Rev. Dr.. Jenkins OF Portland. Me-; May 2
re Bey. L. ooodspsed; Of spriIgheid: May g
the Rev. DR.. sparhawk Jones. Of Phiisdslphis:
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WELLESLEY,

wellesley Mass May l3-The freshman class
has voted TO make Health and Athletics mat
ter Of class interest feeling its vital Importance
in their college lfe and their organization for this
purpose Is a committee Of three. with n Board OF
Managers consisting OF representative from
each OF tho five athletic sports-rowing bicycling.
tennis golf and basketball Miss Lucille Eaton
Hill director Of the gymnasium Is advisory mem
Der OF the committee OF the entire freshman class
which has thus organized for Its sophomore year
only seven failed 70 register The registration list
Is follows: For rowing. 3d. golf. 30 tennis, "v'
ba sket- ball 26, and there AZ bicycles owned IN
the class Under this order n statistical rec
ord OF each student will be kept continuously
throughout her course giving details OF health and
phvslcaI skill Miss Emma s. Seward. OF Mont
clair, y. j., Is chairman OF this physical training
committee. -,
Preparations for the annual float" which Will
take place the first week In June. are gong on
Del. being In general charge OF the arrangements
There about one hundred students IN tne row
Ing sport this ycar-eighty oarswomen ana twenty
coachers and coyswains. In rowing. the f'nglisn
all-round pleasure stroke advocated by MT Len
man IL used This years float Will be more
than in the nature Of 4 carnival Through
the courtesy Of DR. Walter Charming and OF the
Brookline Bathing Committee, about forty OF tho
Wellesley students have had instruction In swim
ming. the Brooklne Baths. all Of these stu
dents being members OF Wellesley crews
\ pleasant reception was given at Norumoeea
Cottage Wednesday afternoon in honor or Mrs
Alice Fireman Palmer and Miss Lillian ftoTsford.
Tho Phi Sigma Society were at home TO their frlends
Monday afternoon. In Society Hall the Harvard
gee banjo and mandolin clubs VIII give concert
in Wellesley Village on tho evening OF May 70
Dean George Hodges OF the Cambridge DIVINITY
School. will preach here on Sunday.
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irary will be held in Adams Chapel on Tuesday
evening next. at which time the members Of the
senior class will receive their diplomas
The annual alumni dinner will be held under the
auspices OF the Alumni Club at the Hotel ManhAt.
tan at .. m. Monday Besides the alumni there
Will be present the .lnembers Of the Board OF d..
rectors. the faculty and the members OF the grad
uating class. President Charles E. Knox will pre-
side. The speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Hiram c.
Modern Thought; the Rev. DR.. Henry II. Stebbins,
OF Rochester. \. Y. on The Church at Work."
City, on The Church and Spiritual Life"
The annual meeting OF the Society OF Associate
Alumni will be held in Adams Chapel at 10: 80 q. N
Tuesday The Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall. prssi.
dent Of the seminary. will speak Tho Seminary
and tho Ministry" At o'clock the Board OF d..
rectors OF the seminary will serve luncheon to the
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CITY COLLEGE.

Tho Executive Committee Of the college has in
structed r. c. Dresser. Its chairman to apply for
an extra appropriation Of $4,000 to the college
funds for the purpose Of hiring additional quarters
on Twenty thirdst.. opposite the present buildings
for the accommodation Of tho great number Of
students expected to enter In tho fall.
1t Is hoped by the friends OF tho college that
the recent formal application made by the Board
Of Trustees for $4,000 will be honored by tho
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. so that the
cornerstone OF the new buildings can be laid In
June.
A statement was given out by President Webb
II 10 10 tho effect that students who leave college
70 enter The Army or Navy WILL II their term work
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BROWN

Providence, May i3-Professor Charles Eliot Nor
ton finished his course OF lectures Dante
Monday afternoon His subject was Dante and
Paradise"
At the meeting OF tho Biblical Research Club
Tuesday evening tho annual address was deiv-
cred BY Professor Frank c. Porter. OF Yaie. who
spoke upon Tho Ethics OF Judaism In tho Time OF
Christ" At the business meeting officers
elected as follows President. r. A. Schwegler. 80:
nrst vice-presdcnt. a. L. Scott. 90 second Vice
president. Miss Ethel G. Westcott. 90; secretary
and treasurer. +. II. Boynton. 90
in-chief OF The Brown Daily Herald" and 10
Baron c. Colt. 80. has been elected managing ed
itor
The election for directors Of the Athletic As.ocia-
and resulted follows: Graduate member, Mar
tin s. Tanning. ~; Junior members. r. A. Stock
well and q. Hunt: sophomore member. T.. III.
Boynton: freshman member f. A. Croker.
The ball nine has been strengthened this week
Ivy the return Of II. s. Croker, whose health has
so far improved that he has decided 10 remain at
Brown. Although the team has not especially dis
tnguished itself yet. the general interest here In
baseball has probably never been greater than
now. on Monday. for instance. different Brown
teams took part in Ave games.
Tho annual spring ncld-day was held Wednes-
day and was won by the freshmen class with
Is points against FOR the seniors. and IS each for
tho other two classes. A new feature was the dis
Gus hrowing. which by T.. q. Hapgood,
'0l. with n record OF 9S feet. inches.
Tho preliminary contest for :hs Hicks prize de-
bate resulted In the choice OF the following
's9; Charles c. Remington. 80: Louis A. Thomas,
49, substitutes. J. II. Bigelow. 's9. and w. b. Bull
len, 90
Tho Junior board OF editors OF 'IAber Brunen-
chief, Freeman Putney jr. managing editor Hugh
V. Hazetine: business manager, LeHaron G. Colt.
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ROCHESTER,.

Rochester, N. T.. May D-The college dramatic
performance will be given at the Lyceum Theatre
on Thursday. Daily rehearsals have been held.
Tho casts for the three little plays have been made
up follows:
Tho MarQuis"-Peter. r. r. Wilson. 'Ol: Archie
r. S. Atwood. ss; VIII Everett Howard Taylor
'9s: Bessie w. Corris. On Bert. Samuel Havens
c. Atwater. 'eS
Rooms to Rent"-The Major. Robert p Levis
ss; Victor Ira s. Vile. 'es: Mr.. sprggins Percival
Oviatt. IS: Mrs. Sprggins. r. B. Brownlee 49,
Cooper, 0l
my College Chum"-Mrs. Hudson, Walter w
Arnold 49, Miss Hudson. A. g. McDoweii IS
shredy, b. F: Wilson,, o.; Bureigh. Fred stuer-
J. J. Ermatinger. OF.
1t has been decided to have parade Of the whole
student body. led by the players and a brass band
on the afternoon OF Thursday. The boxes have
been bought by, the fraternities. and each one
Will be decorated in the coors Of tho society Be-
tween the acts. instead OF music by the orchestra
college boys. -
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TEACHERS COLLEGE.

DR.. Hervey, ex-president OF Teachers Collexe
has consented 10 make the address TO the gradual
ing class at the Horace Mann School commence
ment May 81 I'm Milbank Memorial Chapel
AS all members Of tho class have been at some
time pupils OF DR.. Harvey. and are a unit In their
admiration for their late preceptor this announce
ment has been received with great satisfaction.
The stained glass window in memory of Mrs
Charlotte Louisa Williams given by the Teachers
College Alumni Association and friends II now
being sot UP In the east end OF the main corridor
Its unwilling will be part Of tho commencement
day programme.
Miss knne professor Of domestic science. has
received the appointment Of International exam
liner I'm domestic science Of the Young Women's
Christian Associations In tho United btates and
Canada
It Is announced by the dean that the date OF ap-
pllcatons for feilowshps at Tsachers' College has
The college play given for the benent OF tho
Students Club fund netted n considerable sum
for that purpose. and was success in every way.
Professor Richard L. Dodge is announced. to-
gether with Professor Brown. Of California Uni
vers!ty. and Professor Davis Of Harvard TO dis
cuss tho paper on the Social Function Of Grog-
raphy." which Is to be read before the National
Hcrbart Society at its meeting in Washington,
D. c.. in July. by Professor Spencer Trotter, OF
Swarthmore College
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iss Alice f. Stone and the second to Miss Alice

Miss Alice Fl. Stone and the second to MIss MICE
b. Parker. .u,r
The Students Association has elected the follow
ing officers: Miss Emma Lou Garrett s. pr res
dent. and Miss Isabel Trowbridge. 90 secretary
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Webb. OF London. SPOKE on on
Monday afternoon the scope OF democracy IN
England. They entertained for several Gays
at the home Of Dr. Mills professor OF econo'r Get.
ure Wednesday afternoon on Roman society IN
the First Century: Comparison
Bishop Potter. OF New-York, conducted services
In the chapel Sunday morning. ,,. -, ~.
"Vassarion." the annual publication OF tho
senior class IL out. II Is dedicated to Professor
Henry Van Ingen In recognition Of his services
since the foundation OF the college,
Ninety-eght has won the college championship IN
basket ball
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The members OF the former Board OF Alderman
convened again yesterday a Board Of County
Canvassers In obedience TO order from the Court
OF Appeals to count the votes OF the XIXth Assem-
bly, District and declare Howard p. Dixie elected
Alderman instead OF John s. Geagan who now
holds the seat John T. Oakley presided but there
was not a quorum present and an adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock this morning
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REFEREES APPOINTED

Supreme Court.
BY Bischor. jr.. J.
Di LORENZO Dragone-Theodore sutrN
Selduer agt. o Suyan-Emile Benavtile.
Dime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn agt. Yetter-Char0 =
Guy
Koehler agt. Kesse-William J. A. McKim.
Matter Of Goodwn-George F. Martens
Colahan agt. colahsn--Ezekiei Fixman.
by Pryor J.
Wall agt. Wooley-Silas II. Browneii
Slattery agt. 6attery-Normsn 7. N. MelltsA
BY Lawrence. J.
OBnen agt Miller-Charles u. Burrfll
BY Gildersieeve. J.
Sheehy agt. Regan-Francs G. CantinA
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme court.
BY BschoH. jr. J.
Samuel Levy agt. Loyal Stanion-James J. Neaiia
BY Pryor. j.
Henry ChrstofYers ast Simon D. Pheips-Edwfn m.
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MORE APPOINTMENTS MADE.

e. r. Thompson. OF No sss West Fifty-nrvt-st.
has been appointed assistant In the Corporation
Counsels office to AL the vacancy caused By the
death OF Peter p. Brady. He will have q salary
Of g 800 a year Thomas McEntegart has been ap-
pointed an assis tant In the ONCE with cal.
airy Of 81 800. and assigned to tho Bureau OF Pen.
frst-st has been appointed attorney to the Cor.
poraton Counsel salary $780, He IL assigned -
fhe Department OF Buildings
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and standing are suTlcienty good be adVanGea
without examination. and members OK the senior
class under the same conditions VIII DC reOo"
nrendcd 10 tho trustees for graduation II, -
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII on
rext Thursday hold a meeting at which specia
EFFORT will be made to raise q large delegation 70
the summer students conference TO ne heio NJ
No-thfeld in July.
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PRYN MAWP.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. May i3-Mss Henrietta r.
Palmer a. H.. Bryn Mawr. 90 for ten years con-
nected with the library OF Bryn Mnwr College and
chief librarian since 1895. who obtained a years
absence last June. has resigned tho post porma-
nently Miss Isabel Ely Lord. graduate Of the
State Library School at Albany. y. Y, who has
had Miss Palmers place has been elected librarian.
Miss Evelyn walker. n Bryn Mawr student has
been appointed mistress OF Dcnhigh Hall In place
Of Mss Logan. who resigned. Miss Walker is a
daughter OF tho lato General Francis A. Walker,
president OF tho Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology. During the last year sho has filled tho
vacancy made 10y the withdrawal OF Miss Mary
Harris. tho recording secretary. and her appoint
ment Is popular
on Tuesday afternoon jacob Rr OF New-York
Do Rebus Club, 'Tha Condition OF tho Children
In the Slums Of New York"
Tho faculty has nominated the following candi-
dates FOR nine OF the eleven resident fcllOwshp-:
Greek. Charlotte William Hardwood; Latin Mary
Helen Richie. OF Pennsylvania. English, Carrie
Anna Harper OF Massachusetts: Teutonc pholo-
gy. Bessie Hosklng Nichols of Hamilton ont.
Romance languages. Caroline H. Bourland: history
and political science. Edith Branhall OF Pennsyl-
yana mathematics. Louise ID. Cummings. OF Can
ada chemistry. Margaret u. Macdonald. Of Vir-
gina. and biology Annah Putnam Uazen, OF Yer
mont The fellows in philosophy and physics will
be decided upon later.
The following 1898 fellows will return next
year with tho honorary rank OF fellows Emily
Fogg fellow in history and political science; Helen
Dean King fellow in biology and Minnie Beatrice
Reynolds fellow In Greek
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TRINITY.

Hartford Conn. May l3.-Ths spring recess OF
ten days closed on May and college opened
again with chapel service. During the vacation
several men LEFT college 10 go 10 the war. two
Joining the Connecticut National Guard.
The baseball team 80 far this season has been
unfortunate as regards the weather. having had
to cancel four games account Of rain. Tho
next game Will be on Saturday. tho 18th inst. at
West Point. against tho cadets.
Saturday afternoon tho annual field meet will be
held at Charter oak Park II promises 10 he eX-
citing. ~ there IS considerable competition for tho
Lef'lngwe Class cup. The senior examination In
logic held IN Alumni Hall Saturday last
Tho freshman mathematical prize contest sched-
uled FOR Saturday, May H. has been postponed.
no Testers. tho college dramatic organization.
Will present the farce. The Shakespeare Water
cure" AT Pnrson Theatre Monday evening. May
70 The, play was presented at Pittsneld. Mass.
before the vacation and was successful
There Was largo college nice Ing held on Thurs
day FOR the purpose ~ raising more money for the
seball team and Tennis Association.
a successful Trinity german was held In Alumni
Hall on April IS The leaders were J. s Davenport
'ss. Of NcwYork. and T.. q. Lr'e. 90 OF Della
ware. The date o. tho next german IL May a.
j. II. X. Davis 80 Of Virginia. and A. ID. Vib-
bert. 20. o.: New York will read
Invitations nr" ont for n german 70 be given by
the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity nj their chapter
house. on Monday evening. May q.
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The successful candidates for tho degree Of bach.
elor OF divinity arc the following seniors and grad
yates: summa cum laude-J. A. Bewer. q. b. Smith,
W. D. Street. Magma cum laude-C. @. SewaI, F.
f. stockweli. Cum laude-W. b. Bebb. W. II. But
Ter. F NJ Cutler. L. P. Davidson, +. E. Enhor, L.
H, Holden. w. c. Lyon, c. H. scholey. d. H.
Schroeder Rte-H 2. Brundags. D. b. Mslick.
y. p. Reinhold. H. T. Torosyan
The annual commencement exercises of the sem
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn, May 13.-The following ap-
pointments have been made for the Junior debate:
Beech. Goodrich. Hadley and c. r. Smith Tho
subject OF the debate is Resolved. That In Amert-
can cities OF one hundred thousand Inhabitants or
more tho supply OF tenements for tho poor ought
not to be left to private Initiative" The debate
will occur June g.
The following are the appointments to the prize
defamation contest. which occurs on Juno "A: From
the junior class. A. +. Goodrich, A. E. Legg and
MISS ID. D. srnHh from the sophomore class. H. D.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE SAIL.

Among those who will sail to-day on tho Etrufse
are ex-senator J. Donald Cameron Lord Elphn-
stone. the Hon. NJ. w. Elphinstone Hugh Graham.
proprietor OF Tho Montreal Star: Miss Annie
Russell and Colonel ]. X Hickey. La rourains
will have among her passengers Georges Benoit.
Minister Of France to Mexico: Mrs. A. Maury, MIA.
Baron and Baroness Leon Won Ossko and r. Van
0eldes
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RUTGERS.

Tho annual meeting OF tho Alumni Associa ton OF
tho Theological Seminary will be held In Hertxog
Hall on Thursday The Rev. p. H. Milliken, TO-
will preside.
DR.. Van Dyke gave illustrated lecture IN the
chapel OF the Second Reformed Church on Wednes-
day evening. under the auspices OF tho Young Peo-
ple's Union
The college Young Mems Christian Association on
Thursday evening celebrated tho twenty second An
niversary OF Its organization.
The Rev. DR.. Madison c. Peters Of New-York de-
lvered lecture before the theological students on
Thursday evening
Tho freshmen baseball nine was defeated by tho
Columbia freshmen at Berkeley Oval Saturday
by the score Of II to 4.
A photograph OF the faculty was taken this week
The annual spring meet OF tho college athletic as
ISOLATION will be held on May % on Nelson field.
The Chi Phi Chapter at Rutgers has moved into
a house In Union-st.
The suydam prize in composition has been won
by r. g. Epman.
Major william p. C. Strickland. OF tho college
cadet corps. has applied for duty in the Army.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H.. May bon Tuesday afternoon
tho ball team beat Brown to g. and In the even
Ing Dartmouth won the debate from Brown IN tho
College Church. After the debate there was a bon
fire on the campus
Professor J. W. Churchill Of Andover. preached
in tho College Church on Sunday.
final vote on tho house system will bs taken at
a mass meeting OF the college next week
Professor Nichols, OF Colgate University In the
guest Of Professor Tucker
The Dartmouth College Band IS now In full OPP
Grafton. Raymond Pearl. 90. 10 leader and Neal
Hoskins. 80. is tho drum major. The Organization
consists OF twenty-five pieces
President Tucker addressed tho Dartmouth So
ciey OF Medical Ethics at Bartlett Hall on Sun
day THE Old and New Philanthropy"
The seniors appeared in caps and gowns for the
FIRST time last Sunday.
At the meeting OF the trustees last week Pro-
fessOr Hitchcock obtained leave OF absence for one
year. Assistant Professor Crehore for two years,
DR.. Gerrould for one year, and a. X. Hardy Ger
man instructor. for ono year. T.. II. Jennings In
structor In tho University Of Montana. Will tako
DR.. Gerrould's place. new department Of politi-
cal economy established. and DR.. f. H. Dixon
OF the University Of Michigan. will hnve charge OF
1t under Professor Wells
The valedictory has been awarded to Walter
Sidney Adams OF Derry ~ H.. and the snlutatory
to Frederic T.. Lord. Of Hanover
Tho senior class has decided to have a
mencement. with all It's attending features. The
classes OF 'ss and sa will hold reunions.