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average of 81 per cent. and Louis A. Sable second,
With 80 per cent In the sophomore class Alfred
Frankenthaler stood first. with &c. and Herman
Eichhorn second. with 90 per cent Jacob Hart
man in the freshman class highest. with g..
ana William Solotar0n second. with - per cent.
The graduate department. just established has
tWrnty-eignt instructors and l4so students regis
tered. The lecture schedule covers tWenfy-On
subjects IN ALL OF which the instruction IL free in
Guiding the necessary textbooks.
A; its annual initiation ceremonies Manhattan
Chapter OF Alpha Delta PM initiated william
stephen Bates. howard Weston Bloomfield. sheldon
Smile. Frederick Ernst and Thomas s. Coleman.
Phi Gamma Delta has initiated Joseph Condor and
Charles & Phelps ii lambda Phi has initiated
OTIS Mcintyre and James Scheuer.
The College Mercury" the official organ OF the
UNDERGRADUATE department. appenrs this year under
the following Board OF Ediiors. Maurice T.. Marks.
James Walter sheridan. Reginald y. Smith Solo
mon Wiener and I.orande George Woodruff
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RUTGERS

New-Rrunswlsk y J. Dec 1.-THE Glee club
this week sang a. Perth Amboy. y. J., and suffern.
y Y
The following members Of the junior class have
been appointed by the president as committee 70
arrange for the annual junior promenade IN the
Rallanfine gymna stun. Chairman. william T. Nc
Mahon: Il & Edgar. +. h. kirkpauiCk. Jr, &. r
Van Leuvan. ". Van Wrinkle, John With ana A
y. Brokaw. -,
r Ben 'Ol. will be assistant manager Of The
baseball team
The Ruteers chapter Of the Zeta Psi Fraternity
will celebrate the sefni-centeur'al ana anniversary
of its founding in New-York on Friday evening.
NcNahon has been reelected captain OF the foot
bail team for neyt year.
Shearer 90 has been chosen captain % the gym
The college will close on December q for the
he gymnasium students Will probably organize
a askef-hal team next term
Louis B.Vi4r lerfui-I Oi Dante Gabriel KOS
setti- in A course on Victorian poets before tho
University Extension Society, Of this city this
week
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Poughkeepsie. y Y. Dee. 1.-THE library mas
recently received through the Nassar Alumne lis
torical Association lA'ce and valuable GIT o.
books from the Rhode Island Historical Society
The git OF 500 made las, june rs the class ~
- has Deeu used for the purchase OF books for
the department # English literature, that OF S-'3
from the class of - for ASTRONOMICAL WORKS ana
thet ~ Sl37 from the class o, - for works on hu
n,rpal government.
on Friday evening a lecture on The Poetry o.
Robert Browning" was delivered by The Rev. henry
van Dyke a. NcW-York The second series o
sunday evening Bible lectures is being given 10y Ut
Marvin X Vincent - Union Theological semi
nary. His subject is st John and the Synopists.
\ parlor for the o. M, officers OF ~" COLLEGE
was opened with an informal tea ON "Wednesday
afternoon. on Friday there was held an 'XhiniilJn
OF two hundred dolls. dressed by the members OF
the Young Women Christian Asso citation for
Christmas gifts 10 the children In New-Nork hos
pitfalls The senior class on Friday OF last week
made a celebration at dinner n honor Of the birth
cay Of their president Miss Elsie Nlcols.
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No'hos'er. \. y. Dec. 1.-THE University Coln-
GU INTO whose hands has passed the manag2ment
% me athletic teams Of the college. is rapidly
absorbing the control Of all the institutions hich
In the old days were directed bv the students them.
serves The last 20 be taken in IS The Campus
LOT many years published by the students. WHO
Svtoied Their own Board OF Editors. 4 new sys-
TEN has heen adopted. once a wear a connective
s ,S IS to be held. open TO al stddents
81 these the twelve who stand the highest shah
bc allowed To form the Editorial BOARD The first
examination took place last Monday.
The Glee Club gave its first concert OF The sea-
son at BATAVIA last week. II is Jroba lie q at Il
western trip will be arranged for me Christmas
holidays
The Writers Club which was stared las; year
terms study
The University Council has appointed the fol-
lowing managers for the year 1899: Track team
II X Adams. with c. y. Perrin assistant
Dramatic club. Joseph J. Ermatinger. baseball
team. Hyram Hoyt. with George \. Webster as
assistant. The Campus" busness), \; r Towel
with +. {. kOeser assistant. football, +. r.
appointed at the beginning Of the spring tom
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EuSEL OIL

from distant parts OF the country TO this city The
programme Of the evening was entirely informal.
Last Mondays address az University Heights
was by Professor Franklin W. Hooper OF the
BROOKLYN Institute. on Louis Agassiz.
Tn. alumni. a. well the Students are taking
no the siIbicc; OF a Eew-Y ork University College
song book ! committee OF the alumni will soon
b.. announced. The undergraduates are expecting
10 md sufficient poetic and musical talent 10 do
their share of the work.
The complete catalogue ~ the nlLers%y mas
gone 10 the printer and will b. ready for clrcuia-
ton lbs the first 81 the year. Il will contain much
that l. new since III" tniycrsifys work - expand
ing iu many directions ,.r,
Phi charter Of Zeta psi initiated Wilbur :. Wild
ing ~ II Jersey CRY. Many alumni ana VISITORS
were present - ro-
onn.. =. j. tn !, I'LL eu
The first concert Of the Cleo club VIII ne n'Il on
D,eer1brr rs az the park city Theatre. Bridgeport
Conn.
Tho Junior Law elected the following ofhcriS:
President Brewer. first vice. president l.le ttNi
Griffin. second vlco-pfesdent. Miss Alma fo"e'.'
s-cr-iarv Iurimis. treasurer. GJodmhh orator
Dickinson. poet. Ed.lhertz. historian. SeNg"a"'
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HARVARD

CamDrsae, M.-4. Dec i.-This wetk THE tar-
ward Crimson issued pamphlet containing The
r..ori OF the Harvard mon who served I'D thc lh''
war The is; is sOmtWha. incomplete ""' gives
tho names Of $50 Harvard men who served ia The
w. and short obituaries ale given OF the ten
mo-, vrhorn Nc shall not see here either this year
Cr the next" The class that had ihe largest mum
n, ~ ,-ul.,.d men was the last years graduating
,r,s. and Ills also suffered the most losses.
The intercollegiate chess tournament VIII take
ria.o i'm New York. beginning December -. ana
ending en- the 3lsi. Harvard has thus far Won NE
rouhv five times and % e necessary 10 Win il wv"
times more before it becomes permanent Harvard
rropertv The competing colleges this year as
las, include Yale Columbia. Princeton and liar-
ard southard and Arendsb-rg viii compose the
team with Caichlngs and Taylor substitutes.
Tbo title Of officer d'Acadtmi.' has been con-
f.rred by the French Ministry OF Public lAsiruc-
tion and Fine Arts upon J. II. Hyde -. eX-presi-
dent OF the Cercie Francois. who gave fund OF
$3e OOJ with which the Cercie shoun ni'e ~,
MCtcd French literary man ''''S s'"' ~
,h last meeting II the Board o. Oyerseers II
uae decided 10 appoint women OF the roinHiit c'7
70 visit the departments OF III" Tiny ersliN if"i.
dent Eliot has announced INA IL wa afio, pom,
mice 10 visit the observatory. Hrs Potter, OF
Boston. the committee 70 vs., nlHI ,i 80, ,e
cepny TO Visit Inc botanical Gardens.
Last "Wednesday night tne hl'tI7..t I'm. 4
e,nsn.ion question After the a~bate "a vote was
taken. and Harvard went on record a. against the
hew P PSe last meeting Of the Executive Committee
~ the Cvi! Service Reform club II was decided 20
send delegate 10 me Naiiona M ncrn,ber
service Reform clubs, 70 be h''" -" '"'"'' 80
and 10 az Baltimore ,.,t 60 r,,,,,at, n deisf-
VIE Wiewam The debates. will be informaL ,
The total registration IN 'ns ilS S.rs,o, o. the
sam. time last year.
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in the INTERCOLLEGIATE tournament. to be held in

in the intercollegiate tournament. TO be held In
New-York in March. 1899.
The men who trying for the weight positions
the track team are now practising dally IN Inc
gymnasium and will continue to work throughout
the winter under new system The following
men now make up the squad: Botger. 20: H.
Lathrop 90: Bray Ci. Mills, o2: Riley. G: Pel.
02: Caldwell. 'o2. kinney 'o2 Bernhart. 'O2 Owsley
Brown. 90. has been appointed freshman baseball
manager.
Professor G. 4. Young spoke last week al the
, twenty-ffth semi-annual reunion OF the Mount
Holyoke Alumna on the subject Hold Fast 10 the
old Lines and Spread out the New Professor
Bliss Perry ectured Representative NOvclists
ana Short Story Writers" under the auspices %
the American Society FOR the extension OF Tniver-
:sitv Teaching
; Professor Lbbey has received from Lois c. Van
uxcm. o. number OF interesting relies OF the
late war with Spain The relics presented
hy Captain Henry II. Whitney. I. : a. TO Mr..
NanuXem. who accompanied a relief expedition TO
Porto Rico last summer
The weekly meeting OF the Philadelphia Society
was addressed by the Rev. Or. Edward Judson,
pastor OF tho Memorial Baptist church. OF New
Y.
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BROWN

p,ov,5ence r T. Dec. 1l-Greater interest IMAM
hoforo has been shown this year in Ice hockey
1,o,,r,oe- men turned out on Friday for an hour
a,d a half of hard practice the first OF the season
, league TO include Brown. Harvard f7ince'o"
and Amherst has been suggested. ana though 'he
, &C. stiu IN the cir # j. probable that some sOr,
Of intercoile giate I"hsu" VII NC '''@'
Brown ms one OF the members. 49,. 60 ao,o hot
IT. rSrovn bowling team has thus lar uon H. ~.
go ,,ork This season than ever before. vi ..'
~ i, defeated the Edgewood CIuo, 'ehin ~
Gay ga ~ ~ = i7 10 112s This is the highest total
~. ,hs college team has made this year -. ,.
49, corbomore class held meeting on W '".,9.
., u,hirh F. g. Hapgood was eIrc'cu ~
Oissor.r and u G. Hall second cheerer - W. az
tsad ~ give a ball next term. ana 'omfhI' Ot
.--arcementa was appointed consisting o. IL.
resid-,t Of the class + Tudor Gross ana hu"'"
l.. Evans ob;,c for tha annual
,rnnasI,im ball which Will he IN .@i1rs,, % "
eHImr,ft,ee consisting Of !. VI. kent T. W MAS"t'
a. q d Hale T. T. Barker. j. Dy"r ann 10 l. W
iIrnt ~ he senior class. +. y. huss'N W. Wv, w
- Forbes 90. " A. Briggs. 200 j. t. Eaton w.
and v J. Tingue. ir.. 'ol ., ., uroras.or
eave ~ absence has been granted - iroits9D'
Athens Packard for the remainder or me y,ai'
arSS he &c - eail for Gibraltar on SATURDAY heNL
From tho~c be- will 10 Tarsler' tnd a, - nth
number Of weeks spent IN Northern AFRICA he VIII
return 10 Europe. 90, Ito -, r-rf1av ~
The term examinations VIII heein on i''""' VI
this week and continue for SIX days
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover y H. Dec. n-Sigma Chi Fraternity
he'd its annual banquet on Wednesday evening
the POSTMASTER being F. NJ. Barker.
Arrangements have been perfected for the second
annual debate with Brown. intercollegiate rules
having been framed 10 govern the contest. The
rules provide that Brown shall submit three ques-
tons 20 Dartmouth Dartmouth TO select question
and SIDE before December u. The debate Will be
held IN Providence during the week Of March !.
4 compilation OF statistics for the annual ca IA
logue shows 80 students in the academcal depart
Tneut al Dartmouth 49, In the medical college and
y in the ThaNer School total registration, de-
Quoting for names appearing twice, OF 6s-, an IN
crease OF g over last year or these Massa-
chusetts furnishes the largest number OF any
State taking that honor from ew-Hsmpshire for
the first time .
The freshman class has organized a basketball
team. with H. " MckinnOr manager.
The annual ".f,gis the Junior class illustrated
volume. viii appear the coming week. II will be
replete with grinds and with Illustrations OF col
lego scenes II T. kcNes Is the editor.
Dartmouth has received chess challenge from
Brown. which size Is considering
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CORNELL

Ithaca. ~ y. Dec ll-Cornel has decided
through the Debate Council. 20 lake the negative
side of the question proposed for debate 10y the
University Of Pennsylvania which Is. Resolved
That the interests OF the United states are opposed
TO the permanent control OF any portion OF the
Eastern Hemisphere. except so much as might be
used for naval stations" This year the debate
VIII BE- held on February q. in Philadelphia
DR.. Lewis L. Forman has sufficiently recovered
from his recent severe illness 10 resume charge OF
his classe. III the beginning % the winter term
Or. W. II Tolman : lectures on ne So'i', IN
stltutions Of New-Yoik city during the week have
TLe FACULTY Of art- and sci noes at lts meet
Ing last w~-k discussed resolution TO 'nti.st t.e
M rE,ng system II il proposed 10 DO away WIN
the present system OF numerical mari anu dr"P
I'm their places q Few marks indicating slmpl!
pass a condition. failure. etc
The College o. AercultuIe D. hoiHlHt - Th ~.
agricu turai schools throughout IA" St''e. ne
next school will he held at Randolph catiaIangus
During tine Christmas vacation Professor H. W
Iibblrd Of The school Of Railway Ensineethf.
" Inspect .in, me locomotive works there
The Masque Council net Iu"sGa, eN'nhs anu
written ~ + d Parker A ). Drake and a
cleveland. The council has offered two prizes. OF
sn-abI, for the senior week production. The riays
must hpNc some barring on college ne l-l'l
The second military hop was heid in ,he Amor
composed ,a1', by \ / Richie. oi. coxswan Of last
E'b1r Reniamin l. Wheeler is to be- one Of the
Speakers al the banquet u the Chamber o. ON
idcrce Of Rochester which Is 10 n' heid III hoc"'S
c,"tsin daniel 4 Reed Of Tie football team on
wednesday resigned his position IN ofa.r 10 SUI
ID r p l. Fcrncw dean Of the College Of For
ee,ry has AZ the request Of CongIess. compiled o.
gsp91 on rr For report ana exSSptonay afgc con-
mining ov.r 400 pages.
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WI.SILYAN.

Mddleiown. Conn. Dec. U.-Thursiay evening
Charles Dudley Warner delivered lecture in the
University chapel Society and the Criminal
Wednesday evening the Cleo club gave con
cert AT Deep River Conn. followed 10y a dance.
c. Ellington has resigned the assistant man
agerslip Of the Ola PodTida q. W. Douglass has
been elected in his place.
Mr.. Oshma. assistant professor in Agricultural
chemistry in the University Of Sapporo. read
paper before the Chemical club Saturday. on me
Progress OF Chemistry In Japan"
The question selected for the annual junior o.
bate - he held In June is "a follows. Resolved.
That il j. eNpcdieni that the President OF the
United states be elected by popular vote" 1000
The subject for the Oln prize essay for lFn =
James Russell Lowell ana His Place IN Lit
eratUre."
a college meeting wos he'd after chapel sat
urday morning. GoOdff d.. o. was elected o-'',,
gate - the New-York Alumni meeting. 20 Dee hrl
IN NrW-NOrk City tomorrow. on the lut" i'h
OF the question Of co-educauon aN voted ~ ms
but seven. and but four voted for IL. II WAS also
ordered that the president Of the senior class ap-
pon; committee Of arrangements for the WASH
ingtOn Birthday banquet.
The November "Builctn'' Of thu faculty shows
that IN ten years the attendance 80 WESLEYAN mas
increased - per cent I'm IN" aggregate. uut tc ~
crease % has been only - per cent fnd max oil
women 40 per cent.
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LAFAYETTE

Eas,on. Penn. Dec. 11-Ground was broken lasi
week for the contemplated extension Of Inc
gymnasium hot-water plant and numerous
ha,htubs ETC. will be added. also Two rooms IN
- low, for the meetings Of the athletic clubs
a howl!ng alley may be put III. u., .. .,a fund
MANY OF the alumni are suhScrlDi,s 10 ,"e i"i ha
n'1'' ,oarnorial window OF colOred glass. 10 DE-
nl H., ;n The new Auditorium Il VII cost about
T. "oo /, is Joint tribute TO Aro Pardee ana eN-
TO- Electrical department has received new
,ot-,,ol compound wound dynamo 1t was WOMB
axrr.sslv with view 10 its use Tor experimental
purposes. ,-.,.or bas Ieen chosen
coutain OF the football team i"r h'A' N'"i' anu
] Bruen. OF Relyidere. manager
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rnRnIIAM COLLEGE.

A lecture viii be given I'm Armory he" on
U.dresdav evening on THE Battle Of Santiago.
bv the Rev J. Connolly. who was an Army CHAP
lain iu 'he late war
: i Mcfarland. 'oJ. has announced in" base
IAN s,be,l,ila TO be as follows March - Sci on
Han college az Tordham Aprl : Princeton a.
Princeton. April l.. Lehgh. at Fordham Ap'il Il
Harvard. ~ Tordham. April -. Boston College at
For1ham. Aurl &c. University oi \'tn9.- a'
Forlharl. April - Holy cross College. at ores
Ter. Mn University OF Virginia, az fordha ~
Nav u Coigat- University. az Foruham, May H.
Holy cross college At fordham. May II Nts-
lcyan az Fordlum. May ~. Lafayette. at hastoh
Nav Il Nev-l ork University. al Fordham, May
- New-York University. ~ ohio FED May ~,
LAFAYETTE al Fordham MAY 81. Maryland nj
v-rsiiv ~ FOrdham. June q. Seton Han College.
South Orange. - j. May :, ana June l ~ are
Games are pending with Yale. University or Penn,
syl9anla P'nnsyivania state College. trinity ana
GEORGETOWN Frank Murphy 20. OF TaTyto"n.
Will captain the team. The diamond J. 20 be
changed and grandstand that viii seat three
thousand people will Dee erected. This promises
- be a successful season In baseball circles
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ALFRED J. CAmmEYER,
9th Ave, Cor 10th St.
11nblir Nctice.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS DEP ARTMENT
~ OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR iHE COLLECTION
OF TAXES 40 ~ Chambers Street Stewart Bulldns),
New York. December 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ell persons who have
omitted 10 pay The Bor.ushs Of Manhattan
ana The Bronx year 1895 20 paw the sane TO the
Receiver u Taxes at hir Offices No - Chambers street
in tho Borough 2 Manhattan 81 Avenue ana an
Street in BJrous Of Tho Bronx, respectively before
ha nfst I,. = January 1899 provided by section 9ly
Of the Greater New York Charter chapter 31s Laws "
1881 . -, 49,, A.. a..
pon anv such remaining unpaid after the nfst cay
cf I)eeeniiar csitum VII he charged re
oe ed AID collected n addition e. the amount u"re
and mon such Ak remaining unpaid On the hrst daN or
Iarrafv 1853 interest VIII lie charged. received ana col
anon thereof he rate % seven per
.nturn Der arnun 10 calculated from tire thrd day
~ oo,otar 1895 which the assessment ros ana
arrart. H., the delivered 70 The san
peceiver Of Taxes tie date OK payment pursuant -
ss0''o" ''' - DAVID z AUSTEN Receiver Of Taxes
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COLI MBIA

IT. actl,n Of the trustees last Monday In d@clar-
ing for dormi.ori-s to be built on The Green was
mos, gratifying 20 the older students and alumni.
For several wears dormtories have been promised,
and now that they assured IL t. thought GER
tain that the college will be chiefly benefited.
Professor Dic4y vlncran professor Of law az OK
frl I-riversifv delivered lecture on George III
49,, NonJ,v and one on The Development OF Eng
U.h Law i'm the Nineteenth Century on Nrd"rs-
The report Of John Mclean Nash. treasurer OF
the University. for the year ending Juhe -" s.o
se lGi - The receipts We're: Rents, So 49, ~
matrculation fee- sos" nu9h ireS S,p ~, and
diploma fees. Sio"j1. for trrakage, suppIles am
materials $1,000 y. from income ana acc uinu."
lions of invested funds held for special pIrpos.s'
Sl1 u77 30 receipts from sundry sources Tor desls
natei purposes S2i2i93y. The current expenses.
provided for Oh, u the general FUNDS o me Co,yo
ratons expended thus business adinl"'. s "a
ton sl6.7lo IL. educational adn!Mis s 80
2n -. buildings and grounds. 500" II
STUN S2Ou, chapel. >-Vlb 80. Hpraty, S+'N' ~.
emeritus officers So 900. feliOwships. schoiarshPs
and prizes sle4 philosophy! phiioogy ah d
',nJ lt.raiure- Si1 go o. creek sl
80 hin - - music S5.e'j 10 Oriental Ian
ns,.holopy g. ass qj RoInante languages ana Ut
trIt,,ros 81; -. architecture. s2G2n; asiron-
T , fnnrineering denartments 80 - l. geology
ana ,,Iarontology 81 SIN. mathematics. slsolG %:
mechanics sl273s A.. mneralogy. - iE "a, metal
throuOlogy. 81 500. physics. Sl"ED - Z"VoSE
go y school of Law SO 80 81; school Of feltCa al
S,lrco 81, rs 49, school of Medicine SD lt' ~t.
Interest paid or account Of extensions At fhya'-
clans and surgeons. $3.50 OIL account or IMip
lrVi,n Prize Fund $50 81. Il grand total OF SSo}.-
-. .. , ..,
ofher OUTLAWS provided for by the income and ac-
cunula,ous OF invested funds for -pec!a lHrp's,
ave. Library for purchase OF books. - 81 =; fri-
i,.eti,,s srholarships and prizes 50 ~ 90 sloane
Ma.ernity Hospital $1,000. Vanderbilt { nm, -.
s56-0. total $50 PAP =. Othtr outlaws proNipnn tv
H. RECRUITS FOR designated purposes arr" iibrttE
s. :;Sl - fellowship scholarship. aMG pitn.
e. :n - engineering depar, ment. s3oo5 >; depar
,T.,t of MINING S1uas g.. department. OF zooiosY
s. 30 The receipts for permanent purposes amount
Th. total cost Of the new site The erection OF thr
new buildings and the repair o. old ones Is fot NE
falows Library. SIG, - &. Schermethorn nan
soc g.. Fayerweather Hall $HS lF 10 nnnye-
S5ni 4,o ~. University Hall 500 80 ~ vaults
SG7 lgg ~. purchase Of land. s. VppwW improVe,,
,n'rfs - Grounds ard incidentas. $i&Gol IL, ana
"fh.r ncldentals bringing Up the total Thr STOCKS
bonds mortgages and cash n,id ~ trust l"' i
ular purposes amount 20 Ss@. N'2 IT.
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SYRACUSE

Syracuse y Y. Dec 1.-THE third monthly re-
oital for this year was given by the musical STU
dents Of the College of Fine Arts in Grouse College
Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The programme
contained chorus for wom'ns voices written
and conducted BY Professor Berwaid
Professor John r. Commons has just returned
from Detroit where he has been In attendance on
the convention Of the National City EvangeNzanon
Association. ON meeting his economies classes On
Wednesday, ne spoke especially OF the work the
association is doing and Of the city goVernm nj OF
Detroit
Manager a ] Crane OF the baseball team has
announced tho following schedule for hs team a
Southern trip April y to L. inclusive. taxes M m
10 the University Of Pennsylvania, Dickinson Oh
lege Ruckneu Cniversis; ana Lafaycite CoAeee.
An Eastern trip April ~ 10 May = includes games
Win NVillams college Ncw-YOrk University, Man
haitian COLLEGE Wesleyan University Amherst
College and Trinity College. 49,,
triu mis- year from December &c 70 January 3 n
elusive Concerts are booked FOR Auburn BatbNIa'
East Aurora Buffalo. Touawanda Niagara faAs'
10 Roy
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AMIIERST.

Amherst. Mass. Dec. 1.-THE Olio" which WIN
appear this week. will contain number Of
features.
The date Of The annual junior promenade has been
changed from the 18th 10 the 10Th OF February
Last Sunday morning In the college church Pro
fessor T.. A. Grosvenor gave a memorial address
on the late Professor Henry a Frnk.
The musical clubs gave their first concert at
North Amherst FRIDAY evening.
The elective blanks for the winter term were is
sued this week Eighteen courses are open TO
seniors. including the Kellogg fellowship lectures
Oh the perception of space.
The chess club is practising Tor the annual match
with Williams 10 he held in February. There are
sixteen members and tournament will be held
next term pick the team Of three and one sub
stutH.
Two new scholarship gifts have recently been re-
ported one OF 81 "v from the W. 5 Tyler estate
and one Of 5000 from d Friend
The name "FAycrweather' is 10 be given TO the
physical laboratory.