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New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
COLI MPIA.

Despl.e the assurances ot the las ;wo wears that
tie - Junior ba. would ie n".d on Coumbias
grounds the committee has deemed Il best 10 hire
sherry's FOR the evening o; December 3. The
Patrons Committee COR the ball j. composed OF
Coelet Gallatin chairman: Franklin b Leferts.
Frederick r. Iouey Hjalmar II. Boyeser. Walter
$ Oakley and Wallis Turner supper Committee.
W NJ L. FiSke ir +. G. Smith and Harrison
Clark ir Committee on Decorations. W H. Max
we'll ir. and l.. Van Winkie. Committee on Music.
g. T.. LANCE. X NJ Fisher and T. 5 Cl!nch. jr.
The usua. numerous lists o. lectures Tor the com
ing winter have been published. The authorities
cali particular attention 10 course by D. Cddy
Eaton VI. A. formerly professor Of the h's'ory o.
the fine arts 1T Yale who VII! lecture under CO.
lunbias auspices al the Metropolitan Museum o:
Arts on Saturday mornings at II O'Clock during
December Some cities % Northern Italy During
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries" IS the title
OF his
The department OF biology announces course OF
ten lectures on The Foundations OF Zoology" by
Professor William Keith Brooks, o. Johns Hopkins
University.
Professor \ V. Dicey. Ninerian professor OF law
at oxford and author of severa. o. the standard
works Jurisprudence vii deliver lecture on
De,cnber at 1870 p m. in Room No. 300. Hayemsy-
III" ON the following Wednesday. at D. IN. he
VIII discuss "The Deyeiopment Of English Law
other Courses OF Public Opinion"
library OF S. 800 by anonymous donor The money
Is to bs devoted 70 the general purposes Of the
library.
The Columbia University lectures in co-opera ton
with the Cooper Union Will be delivered in the
great hall OF Cooper Un.on at o'clock on Tuesday
evenings The lectures for December will be
Shakespeare and Some Of His Principal Dramas"
and Will be delivered by Henry A ciaPp AS fol-
Poet December 10. The First Part OF Henry
w. Deccmber 20 "Othelo," and December p.
Hamlet" No tickets O, admission required
after which no persons viii be admitted.
The Columbia University lectures in cooperation
with the American Museum OF Natural History for
lS9s-'99 Will be given at the Museum. Central Park
(S.venty -seventh-st and Eghth-aveD saturday
evenings at O'Clock The lectures for December
will be on Radiant Energy" and will he delivered
by Professor William Hal,Ock OF Columbia Uni
versity. follows: December 3 Wave Motion.
December 10. "Nisiblc Radiant Energy: December
L. Radiant Heat and December g. Electrical
Radiation" The lectures vii be Illustrated Tickets
OF admission are requirsd Ihey can be procured
Columbia University. Announcements of succeed
ing lectures VIII be made later.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

c,mhr,dre Mass Nov 20-The election Of class
dav officers was held by tho seniors this week.
and resulted in victory for tho ticket supporter
by the IIasty Pudding Club. This year there was
n stronger opposition than usual to the fudoins
nominations but in every the organization OF
IN. Hasty Pudding Pi Eta and Delta Epsilon was
ablo :o muster enough votes to win. The officers
ee,ted were as follows: Secretary, Arthur Ada'ns'
Quincy Mass first marshal Malcolm pona'"'
Rrookllnc Mass; second marshal. benjamin mar
rson Dibblee Ross CAL; third marshal John "c"'
Farley Cambridge. Mass: orator. William Henry
Conrov ir philadelphia: poet. John Albert Macy
Cambridge Mass: ivy orator. John Francis bilce'
Lin.a Ohio: choristcr. Henry Stursls Denh'son'
Roxbury Mass: odist. Henry Minor kideou,'
Calais Me; Glass Committee Percy Malcolm J"i-
fray Irvington-o on Hudson n. Y: Henry Huosoh
Fish Taunton Mass. and John Forbes Perkins. MIL
ton Mass; Class Day Committee. Howard CoohieY'
Chicago; Joshua Bennett Holden, Bellerica. Mass
and Edward Hubert Litchhed, Brooklyn; Pho'o-
graphic Committee. John Archibald Denholm' W or
ccster Mass: Archibald Victor Galbralth' spring
Aeld Mass and Percy Duncan Haushtoh' brooN-
line Mass.
nv the will Of the late David A. Wells Harvard
and Williams are each TO receive fund. the inter
est OF which should amount to 500 anhualy. l"'
student to receive it must be member Of the
subject is to BE- the standard upon which ne iunI
IS awarded. This prize is as Iaite as ia, I, ~
University now offers. Unlike n scholaishllr m ~ 10
contingent or merit, and no charity pea WIN nc
allowed to AFFECT the awarding OF the money u
The Harvard Catholic CluD mas uiiueIt Ithhtn = - "
feature In its work by the series OF doctrin'l con-
fercnces that has been arranged to take l.scc uul
ing This college year The first OF the conferences
was held in he rooms Of the ~. Paul S'ciey'
and the Rev. l. l. Gasson. , I' Was si ~ t W. ~
Tba meeting was VIC attended. and TINS branch o.
the work seems to be success. ,. ,,..a
During the week the Harvard Young Mei
Christian Association has held services every eEeIs
Ing in Holden Chapel This week Is the week t Ha
,r1ver for colleges. and Harvard recognizes tho
event through it's Christian association.
The Pierian Society has now been noidihg ptat.
Of a good orchestra this year are excellent; MI
Ioefler who had charge Of the WORK OF the 80
i.,. last vcar has rot been able to coach this year
ON ac~cunt Of illness Mr. Strube. who has lea inc
Boston Promenade orchestra mas peeh e"sds'' ~
take his place. -. ,ho a,, ccbooI 4,
,as de .ded to make special allowances lot ""
law School men who went 10 the war AZ ssco,u ssi-
YEAR students who have complete recoiuS uuiInH al
;bn nret and third years to nave theT desTttS.
and ali frst-year students who nave goQd i"coluH
a." q, 10 erd 6f Tho second year shal u" rccon
nt,dnc, ~ for promotion at the end OF the seconH
year.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
SYEACTS Sc.

Syracuse. y. Y. Nov. @.-Abou. seventy-hye
representative members OF the Methodist Church
In tbs State met In this city Wednesday to formu-
late plans FOR raising endowment fund Of $500
O0O for the educational institutions Of the Church
in New York State The movement Was started
about n year ago. seconded by the Central
and Goncsce conferences and received still greater
impetus here this week. The next and definite ac-
tion Is 10 be taken In April. 1850. when the semi
annual meeting OF the Board Of Bishops occurs In
this city At that time plans Will be- adopted for
presenting the directly TO the churches,
whcreupon IS expected that there viii he no dti
Guilty IN raising grand twentieth century gift for
education in this State. several of the visitors
were present At chapel on "Wednesday morning.
and spok" I'm the wdrmcst terms Of n" work this
institution Is doing. Among those who spoke We're
President l.. l.. Sprague Of Wyoming Seminary.
President e. &. Wber Of CazenOvia Seminary. and
President r. ". Hutchinson Of Genesee Wesleyan
Seminary. AZ Lima. y. Y
Tho Woman's League held It's regular monthly
meeting in the chapel OF the Hall Of Languages on
Wednesday afternoon.
G. r. Murdock 90 Editor Of The rniycrsitr
Herald" and J. G. Latham 20. Editor OF The
Forum" went to Hamilton Friday to attend the
annual convention OF IN" NewYOrk state Inter
collegiate Press Association.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WILLIAMS.

WILLIAMSBURG Mass. Nov. 20-The Press Club has
elected the following officers: y. b Sherry, 80.
president: J. NJ HIS 80 vice president; {. Seaver,
90. secretary-troasurer.
The Art Association held It's hrst meeting Friday
night. Professor Rice will again conduct the BIZ
weekly series OF lectures
AS the expenses Of the college inhrmary have
been increasing It Is announced that hereafter
there will be charged upon the teem bill Of each
student s3 a year 70 be devoted to its use
The late David A. Wells bequeathed fund 70
the college for political economy prize Five
hundred dollars Of the income IS to be awarded 70
any senior or graduate Of not more than three
years standing for the lest essay any subject
in political economy. provided he shall not advocate
protection OF mOuOpOlics debasement Of the
National currency. The remainder OF the income
is to be- expended In printing and distribution Of
the
The cap and Bells tho dramatir club. Is rchears
Ing She StOops to Conquer" The club expects to
make a trip through New-Y York during the Christ
ma
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
THE CHArEAU or FROHSDORF.
From The London Chronicle

From The London Chronicle
Il IS said that the Emperor Of Austria il about 10
purchase the Chateau Of FTohsdorf and 10 bestov
il Upon his daughter. the Archduchess Marie
Valerie. ami her husband. the Archduk- Franz SAP
Vat0r. Being Orly some forty miles from Vienna
this would be .nurn more convenient residence
than IT, chateau Of Nallsee whore the Emperors
faVOrito daughter lives at present Frohsdorf j.
notable as having been for many Years the nome OK
tie Comte lie ChambOrd. l. Was there that ne
Duchesse dAngoueme died. ana IL was there. to-
that took place the curious interview between that
daughter OF Louis XVI and Marie Louise, tho
widow Of Napoleon |.
But tie most distinguished memory attached 70
Frohsdorf j. that II was beneath its roof tnat
fusion and reconciliation took place between the
I.eeit!mists and the Orl~anists .Ee late 'om;e Je
Paris being formally recognized ey the thid o.,
Tho Miracle" aS his successor and the heir 70 the
crown of France. This big simple. white house
despite its interesting roy alist associations, never
belonged to the COmte de thambOrd. Napoleon =
sister Caroline WIS it's owner once upon ume
and afterward IL came into the hands OF ths
Duchess Il AngOultme. who left IL to the COmtesSe
de Chambord By whom it was bequcathed to Don
Carlos the present owner.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
SMITH

OF New-York who has been selected as the Smith
College medical missionary. was entertained at the
Hatfield last Saturday afternoon.
Leon Vincent. OF Boston. gave a lecture o.
Thackeray 10 the members OF the Phi Kappa Ps.
Society and their friends on Saturday evening. No
vcmber T..
Mr.. Moore the head Of the economies depart
ment has found Il necessary account OF MS
health to give up his duties for the semester. and
perhaps for the year. Charles Edgerton mas been
appointed his substitute.
The Wallace House Dramatlcs Club gave rs
annual play Wednesday. the ION inst. The play
was a Russian Honeymoon and was well pre-
sented.
Tn. November "Morthly' has come out. and
among other announcements is noticed the STATE
ment OF what the senior play s. 70 be. Il has been
customary TO keep the name OF tho play secr@-
a. long as possible. The Winters Tale has been
:, lected.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
HOBART.

Geneva y Y. Nov. 9o.-Thc annual catalogue for
1850 just issued. is the largest annual catalogue
Vet sent out 10y Hobart College. Two new names
appear IN the faculty lst-Professor Howard =.
Jones in the department Of modern Languages. and
Samuel ". Kinney. In English. Professor Fer
maud's name disappears from the department Of
French Professor Nash resumes the chair of
Latin after an absence OF nearly two years. spent
principally in Italy. Additional courses are shown
IN Latin French German and English.
Announcement is made OF valuable scholar
ships established during the present year-the
Hobart Williams Scholarship. 500 bcquest from
the late Mrs Hobart Williams. of Newport r. T..
and tho Ciarcnce Armstrong Seward Scholarship
- 30 the glf. OF Mrs. Seward OF New York. TIL"
library IS reported containing over thirty-ive
thousand volumes and nearly nine thousand pam
phlots being an increase OF one thousand volumes
during tho year.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
YALE

ver,-1tavon. Conn. Nov 2O-Tnc first OF the series
~ evo concerts 10 be given this winter by the New
Haven Svr1phony orchestra was held on Ihufsday
oftornoou The concerts arc given under the ~
rection OF the professor OF the theory OF music
and are open TO all students in the University.
The ARRANGEMENTS for A Christmas trip or the
hockey team are practically completed. The team
will play exhibition games with the University o;
PENNSYLVANIA in Philadelphia with Washington
and jefferson and the Western University of Penn
sylvania IN Pttsburg. and possibly with Johns
hopkins University I'm Baltimore. Owing to the
lack OF opportunity for adequate practice In New
Haven the team VIII be composed only Of those
men who had experience last year. and the regular
call for candidates will be issued after the Christ
vacation.
The Freshman Union the debating club OF the
freshman classes. VIII probably arrange debate
with the Princeton Freshman Debating club
\ departure has been made In the plans OF
the Yale gymnasium team for this year, in that
the annual exhibition with Princeton Will 6e
omitted. and a contest for points substituted IN
its stead. to take place IN March. and In addition
TO the regular competition arIanScmcnts are beng
made for boxing. fencing and wrestling matches.
on December the annual competition OF tne
Yale will be ncld. in which the winner OF the
all-around championship receives the "f.
TAc fan meeting OF ihr National Academy or
Sciences held on Tuesday in North ShefheId
Han. About tu.nty members were present.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
PRINCETON.

Princeton. y J., Nov. 2o-rhe fund for tho de-
connaI ,dft Of the class Of IS. which
nounced las; commencement. has been almost ccm-
poted. Tho sum amounts 10 $1,000 the income OF
which, according to the direction of the class. IS to
be- placed under thc control OF the department Of
political economy to he devoted to the mainte-
nance OF an alcove OF political economy in the
library Professors Daniels and Wyckon. who are
In charge OF the department. are both meubers OF
the class Of IS
Professor Munstcrborg. Of Harvard University.
read q paper on "Psychology and Mystcism'' In
President Patton's library. AT Prospect. on Friday
evening.
Judge Mcpherson and James W. Alexander have
started movement looking toward the establish
mont Of a fund for the awarding Of medals TO the
representatives. Of Princeton in the field Of inter
collegiate debating
Tho int crcollegaie chess tournament between tho
Universities OF Princeton, Yale. Harvard ana
Columbia will be- held in NcW-Iork during the
Christmas holidays Each University IS to b. rep
resented 10y two players. Tho trophy Is hand
Intcrco'lceiatc Challenge Chess cup
Tho intercollegiate shooting Association VIII hot
its spring shoot at Philadelpha during IN. nlSt
week in Nay The new officers are +. B. Sp"Ar-,
o. Yale president. J. Med. CamDeN, Of Harvard.
vce-yrcsltcut; Oglesby Pau. Of the University OF
Pcnnsy yvanid. secretary and r. J.. Kendall OF
Princeton. treasurer.
skin annual banquet at tho Princeton Inn on
Thursday evening. Professor Harper represented
the University faculty and Professor Mc'ol the
Kiskimini,as faculty. II. NJ. Suter ~ was toast
The Graduate Cub began It's usual work this
voek Professor Waiter \. Wyckof delivered an
address "lndustrialism.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

The result Of the supplementary examination FOR
freshman prizes follows: First prize slO)
FOR classical students. Henry :. Lyon. OF Newark
y. j., prize tuition scholarships for four Years
Henry S Lyon Edwin Nandewater Of Jersey city
y. J.. and Irving NJ. Nanderhoff Of Wechawken
y j.. prizes OF S2j each FOR exceling in mathe-
mates Morris Weinberger Byron s Dixon and
Frederick X. Clevendon This t45 prize WAS awarded
because these three men submitted practically cor
rect papers
The Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity has leased
house in Edenwood Park.
Law. ss. elected the following officers this week
President, /" Mooney; first vice president. l..
A. Friedman; second vice-presdent. d. f.. o. Nell
treasurer. J. A. Bartley. and secretary. c. H.
Smith.
At a recent meeting Of the Athletic Association
T. T. Hendee. 90 was elected assistant manager o,
the baseball team. and II. y. MacCra cken, 90
was elected assistant manager OF the track team.
Psi Upsilon has so FAR pledged the following men
Charles l. Allen. Frank Halford. John Gould
James Hendrickson. Edmund Hyde. George Had
ley. George II. Smyth. Jr.. and Charles l." Thorne
ali from 'G2 Caleb HYATT from Ol. has also been
pledged
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WELLESLEY.

wellesley. Mass Nov. 2O-"The Wellesley Legeh-
da" for lS99-a college annual published oy '"o
senior class-has just been issued, In the mover
form OF a literary magazine. containing ha'-
dozen or more short stories and due proportion OF
verse. with a sprinkling OF college jokes MISS
Jeanette A. Marks is editorin-chief
Many points OF interest are embodied IN the COL
lege catalogue for 1885 80 soon TO be Issued Mrs
Winlfred Edgerton Merrill, OF Albany. has 6een
elected as slumne member on tne Boaru OF
Trustees. In place OF Miss Estelle NJ huril ,1s "n1s
term expires in June Members OF the iacuF
CORDS this year number seventy-nine, or "hoih
three professors and associate professor are
absent on leave. Classification OF the tlI students
in college Is as follows: Resident candidates tor
the VI. A. degree p. seniors 49, Juniors. 10; sopho-
mores l2j: freshmen 2ll. and non-candldateS ior
degrees 81 In the freshman cl ass there Is an IT.
crease Of Y per cent by comparison with last year
Announcement is also made in the calendar OF i
new scholarship $3.50, the gift Of the late CnarIes
Bill Of Springfield. ,,
A concert was given IN the chapel on MONDAY
evening by the Kuntz Quartet. or Boston.
Through generous arrangement by the art depart77
ment students may now payment or nominal
monthly have the loan or framed ramon :
photographs. OF which large number are already
IN circulation.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
TEACHERS.

Teachers College University Extension work 10
gan last week in the Borough Of Queens In 70.
spnnse to requests from numerous sources and
especially from an association OF teachers organ.
ICED for that sort OF work. Two courses ar,
started one in application Of psychology 20 teach.
ing. under Dr. McMwray and an assistant IN.
s,ructor T.. Il. Reedcr. and cne in English ll,era.
tuse. under Professor Baker, assisted by Ferr..
Greenslct
Thursday afternoon the first ~ promised serie,
Of parents meetings WAS hold az the college
About two hundred invitations woro issued 10 par.
,nts Of pupils i'm elementary grades. There wss
first lecture in tn" chapel on keeont Advances
in the Education OF Children followed by a 70.
ception and tea in the large kindergar'en room.
Tho same afternoon james cochran addressed ths
Students Club on the subject Of the S,uien.
Volunteer Movement
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Mass. Nov. 2o.-On Tuesday after.
noon the Graduate club held open meeting IN
the auditorium Of Fay House Paul du Chaslld
the African explorer. gave talk On his travels.
on Friday evening Professor Francke gave a
lecture on "Uobcins Dance OF Death"
on Tuesday evening Professor and Mrs Munster
berg give a reception to Professor Munsterberg's =
philosophy students at Harvard and Radcliffe
On Friday afternoon the Idler club held It's rcgu-
lar meeting AT Fay House. The committee In
chnrge-Marian Campbell. 90: Martha Suter
ana Elizabeth Forbes ~ presented play, The
Iypocrites" written for the ldler by Martha Suter
The first play ~ the for the benefit OF the
Emmaniol club scholarship Will be given Fri
day and SATURDAY, December and 10
Mr. Copeland Instructor I'm English. is TO give
four lectures Stevenson and Kipng.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
4 DESERTED NANSION.
St. Mlchaels (Ndo correspondence of The Balti-


81, Mlchaers (MdD correspondence Of The Balti-
more Sun.
Just across the river from ST Michacls is of
the most fertile farms in Talbot County. Some
years ago a Mr. oliver came to this country from
England and purchased this large est tie and began
farming Here he lived Tor many years. He
larged the house and filed It's rooms with the finest
furniture and pictures. Mr.. oliver was an eccen-
trc man. yet very popular with the neighboring
farmers But day Mr. Oliver suddenly dis
appeared. locking the doors OF his house and lcav-
ing his property in charge OF his tenant MIR
Oliver was last heard from In Virginia. Every
thing IN his Talbot home Is Just IL kept
by Mr. Oliver years ago. The supper table was
left standing the middle OF the floor not a plate
nor any Of the food having been removed. Even
the rubber boots which Mr.. Oliver had worn on
the day OF his departure are left sitting tho
floor and not Il piece OF the furniture has been re-
moved from It's original place. The interior Of the
house + ius; as Il when the old bachelor re-
sided there save for the thick coating OF dust No
one has ever heard % Mr Oliver. He left In
strucous with his tenant for The disposition Of MS
proper,y ror has any relative ever come forward
io rrovc his claim 70 possession. The house ~
rnsssiye structure Of bricks sad to ,ave been I'm
ported from England II = said that MI. Oliver -
SIN living IN Virginia, al mat he IS aware VI all
that Is going Oh at his farm