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BROWN.

.IIovioence Juno 1o-Ths Interscholastic Athletic
a., OF Brown University held It's annual
"e'u cay last Saturday. Tho Friends School was
iy victorious, winning 7s points against only IT
ond.
~ ne hnal examinations for tho year ended on
ssasy. Just why the junior class should always
~, saooer OF this event than others is not known.
any rate they are the ones who always cele-
sc IT, This year the celebration took the form Of
ZIP 10 Mount Hope and Newport
Inc exercises o, commencement week began on
-" evening. with the debate by members Of
Junior class for the Hicks prizes. The subject.
~. -nicn was chosen some weeks ago was unexpect-
Hs,.. ume'y; Should the United States annex tho
IT,. isiandsT The speakers In tho affirma-
Nv sse were Antonio Mangano and Louis Albion
crSomas; In the negative. Nathaniel Leo Niles and
sr" ss Cady Remington. The result win not be
-. n until commencement day.
mo same evening the Delta Sigma Society Of
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn. June 1o-JThe programme for
commencement week Is announced follows: Sun
day June 2s 1880 a. m. baccalaureate sermon by
meeting: 1880 p. m. University by the Rev.
S. Parkes Cadman.
Monday-n a m. public award Of prizes: 2 p. M.
class day exercises: p. m. meeting Of tho Board
OF Trustees: p. m. commencement concert by the
college Glee Club
Tuesdays a. m. annual business meeting OF tho
Phi Beta Kappa Society: 10 a. m. annual business
meeting Of the Alumni Association; Il n m. Joint
meeting OF the trustees and alumni. Afternoon
Reunions OF the classes Of AS 10 49, So 81 and a5;
p me- social reception by the college fraternties.
Commencement Day. Wednesday. June 2s.-loSo n.
m. commencement exercises; 1880 p. m. commence
ment dinner; p. m. presidents reception.
On Thursday evening. Juno 2. the annual junior
debate held in Memorial Chapel. The question
was: Resolved. That in American cities Of 10000
Inhabitants or more the supply Of tcnement-houses
for the poor ought not to be LETT 70 private niia-
tive The disputans were: Afirmat tive, c. r. Smith
and A. r. Goodrich; negative Joseph Beech and
{. A. Hadley. The result Will be made public on
June q.
On Monday evening c. r. Smith gave the last Of
the series o. organ rcctals for the benefit OF the
Athletic Association. He assisted by Miss Ada
Austin, soprano; Miss Emma Buch, alto, and Fred
eriok Ninal tenor. OF Hartford and ". T. Davis.
bass of Mddletown.
on Saturday morning college meeting was held
10 consider change IN tho management OF Wee
lcyan's athletics. Professor c. II. Judd spoke FOR
the Graduate Advisory Committee. and proposed
the following plan: That there should be one central
athletic association. in which membership and
franchise should be granted on payment OF SO
all the University athletic contests Tho was
almost a unanimous affirmative.
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TIE STREETS COOLER. But DUSTY.
p.rNEr-r, REMINDERS OF THE LACK OF WATER
ING CARTS DowNTowN-ARoUND THE
BULLETIN BOARDS

The weather yesterday much more pleasant
than on the previous day. The temperature was
no, high. and cool breeze made things comfort
able out OF doors That g. 10 say, 1t mace NE
weather comfortable. In another way IL resuitel III
extreme discomfort to every one in the streets
Owing 10 the fact that the thoroushares OF inns
city-at any rate those downtown-havc not been
watered since tho present fine weather began, a
breeze like that OF Yesterday goes a great way
toward filing each inhabitant OF Sew-York with the
proverbal peck Of dust The political party which
now attends the government OF this city mas oc
casionally charged with throwing dust into the
eyes OF the public IT is 20 be hoped that IL VIII
not always be done so literally this. In Wall-st.
yesterday walking almost too painful TO be de-
scr!bed and II the waterng-cart does not soon make
It's appearance business men will be obliged TO wear
muslin wells whenever there is any wind
The usual scene was be witnessed outside Inc
newspaper offices In Park Row. The bulletin-ooafd
crowds are so similar from day to day, and as n
matter of fact. the intelligence recorded upon the
boards is also so similar tina: the war scenes IN
New-York do not display much variety. In Madrid
things must be more interesting. Here ever, wltn
OF sensaionasm tho record at present h4s 9ce
a somewhat monotonous one And no Atherica.i
nonoony Of success AS one gentleman VINO TIA, ncs
been faithful watcher Of the bulletin ooeIds since
the war began. said yesterday: "Wots the use or
them goin on with their burned old feet bottled up
In Santiago? They'll only have TO pay more all
bulletin board crowd would not be considered
by most people Il good Acid OF action for the opera
ton of pckpockets but 1t seems that some mem
bers OF the profession think differently There Is
now in this city IA a condition Of financial dieaDi1-
ity Il former lieutenant IN the household troops OF
the King OF Servia. whose plight is the result OF ms
interest In the His name Is stephen
Bode and he Is q nephew OF the Sery!an Minister
Of Foreign Affairs he came TO this country IN or
der 70 offer his services to tho War Department a
few days ago ne was eading the bulletins IN PARK
Row when his pocket was picked or MS entire capi-
tai here amounting about s2I0. The police nave
been Informed. but do not hold out any hopes 10
Lieutenant Bode OF the recovery OF his money
Meanwhile re is stranded here without even
enough money to pay his fare TO Washington
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass, June lo-The HYDE competition
TOOK place last Thursday. and as result the fo!-
lowing men will constitute the HYDE six which VIII
compete for the Hyde prize the evening OF June
u: F. r. Conant, c. a. Strong, I. g. lyIer' H.
Walker. W. z. Walker and f. C. Weilman
nsy,d = weeks PENNSYLVANIA 'ss, has been on
paped TO coach the football team next fall L. II.
Klaer. %. has been elected captain OF tho track
team for the coming year.
c. f. Lamson 49, OF Hartford, Conn. has been
reelected leader OF the Glee Club for next year
The Hardy competition took place on Monday.
The following Will be the speakers In the Hardy
prize debate. which Will take place On June - - ~
blanchard, G. X: AFTER. C z. Merriam Il * H.
BrecSett and A. j. Wyman. The question VIII pc.
!opesoIved That the present power Of the Speaker
Of the House OF Representatives II detrimental 10
the best interests Of the country ...., ,.aohou
game will be played here on SATURDAY ,c, b.. ,.,a
from June is TO t. the senior vacation beginning on
Tune
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COLGATE

Hamilton N. Y. June 10The faculty Of the Uni
versty will be well represented at different COM
mencernents this season Dean W. II. Crawshaw viii
deliver the commencement address az Vermont Acad-
envy. Professor Albert Perry Brigham will speak
at the exercises OF the Canandagua High School.
Professor John Greene will speak az the Morris
VILE High School and Professor Ralph ". Thomas
will deliver the address at the commencement exer-
cses OF the State Normal College at Albany
The second course Of James lectures has been one
Of the most brilliant ever heard here. The Loot
ures OF DR. James NJ Wilson. Of NewYork Dr..
Riggs o, Auburn and Or. Faunoe OF New
9oTf g. ~f Fsun Uf a nSn Few friends
invited to meet him Informally a. tho u. L CHAP.
ter House. Or. Creer's lecture has been postponed
until next fall
The commencement festivities are here. This
evening occurred the u. r.. T. and d. l. recept,ons
At the d. K. Z house the patronesses were Mrs
shaw and Mrs. stringer. OF Hamilton. At tho D.
l. house the patronesses were Mrs, MlHiam NJ;
Mrs. n. l. Andrews. At the Reta Theta ~ house house
Saturday afternoon the guests Will BE- re .e'Yed
by Mrs. Burnhsrn. Mrs. Shepardson and Mrs. r.
w Smith
The musical organizations have elected onicers
for next year as follows: Leader OF Glee Cup -
T. schaible leader Of instrumental ciubs, :. Is.
Tho newly elected officers Of he cOlsrte y Pr9 %
Thomas: yice-president II. l.. Post: secretary ana
treasurer w. N. Parke; Board OF MenagsrsmC F.
Walters, chairman; NJ ober and r. :. sue :e,
apPon,sd; e Il LLOYD W. & M M 5hes 10 l. W o ~
Parke. J. NJ. Sayles. F. p Russell F. T. huh'er' =
Jones and r. V. Sweet. -. r,.r,,y
The seniors celebrated pipe day" on WEDNESDAY
OF this week. The usual exercise. were held IN ne
Sharhnr1n. Fails The usual chapel exercises wero
he'd by the senior class Friday morning
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ewee' ceiherin. % Msrtin s'e'nthsi io}th- .,oo
r. -, i'o = q P'r"ys ga saioo
49, ,,l nag i ,Ss1 'f samuel Rye H'me''i 2'h .co
HOLLAND Jo,n and Man. to Cornelius II Evans
sna lana ~ 1e. - a. 80 cs.s,.r. Tso
eo-e =. ''f-.' adjoining above. ID paT', 800,
Ja,Ason sarah. t. Jane n Tenn. s1ssutr.: oiG,
years ;;a., 1900
-. $50 q q - aye. wak-isia yesrs.....: 600
wiedkopf Jacob. 20 BRADLEY Curri.r Company 90.
VII, i ~ u ,or s' S;ten,Pes i'''
~ st 70 y o. An''e.iam-ave year....c 400
SUNNI and aaon.er. Delanceye'. 80 It . Of 49,.
p, {,afs, ~ sarah !y.ii.''a A"
trustee, cc. y lie West i2ith-st YEAR,. 1000
' Sompan am v Am.terda-n-svs 25Ii Z, Q,
l1ith -. ,ears...... ..--......:.. 1000
hsra awe. ~ q n @ Of 5th-s ysar....' 800
maa. 81 = iss Wilmington ave. years "De 1850
rrvirg iIei~- AMI T'rances r. 10 Ben,anln d
Siinan SO - ycsc,'st years. .,.......... 1000
rfcdmau iiarri' AID Hirnet f-inbers, to Harris
ssa1 t., sam "i enls 70 ~ 7, y Jeer '''"
ION -, sea" r. nm. ia;,sn,.. ana Trust com i"o'V
piny 40 10 Macd,ussi- St, yesTs. -. 1000
aaa Trust Gonpan, So 1855 Vest .5th.st
A 2gI's fn,. n To- An,oinette l. Edwards. NV"
corner Riverside Drive and sls,-st year. 5000
hIirsa sy. a 3 e to ~! E q. 4pae"' 1000
M sa.n i e M 10 or 's street. iso @'9s
%. iS H. a5 ,o.i r.oic,e 10 Harm. 1000
Manaeisag9m ana eg9'he[. No $50 Henry-s'
NJ y . H'"' ~ '-''' u . % '''''''''' 90 ooo
80,
'>. ""- 10 ne siutla4 iso in I'm o., ooo
McGrath william 9. to Mary MeKeasney' No ?, oo
Pey. souiard & Walker Beatty Co 70 Juason s
ave. year 80; 49,, -. 1900
81 ave. year 1900
Same 10 same " Hfuok-aNr, li5f n n ~ Sorth -.
3d-ayc 1900
Sophia ienckea. n . Brook ave. Ss3 n
~ North 3iave. demand ........,.......... 1855
oih"r trustees ETC. No . Dey- st, years..... 10000
saIfe to Clarence warden. same property 1000
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WILLIAMS.

WrI,ar,stovu Juno l0-The freshman declama.
ton contest was won by Charles F. Park; w. H.
ouirk. second: E F Drake. honorable mention
At the annual election for assistant baseball man.
aver for next year, ". J. Humphrey. co. OF War
saw " Y was elected on the first ballot.
At the Mott Haven games Bray. 90, ran second
to Cregan in tho haf-mile.
Mason. 90. has been elected business manager OF
THE Literary Monthly" for next year
The 80 "Culiemensian' has been issued. 1t IL
we'll arranged book OF two hundred and sixty
pages with some fifty additional pages Of adver-
Using. and is bound in green-colored cloth. The
volume ,s dedicated the memory OF Professor
Cyrus N. Dodd and contains sketch Of him by
DE-. Bascom. There Is also a letter from Colonel
"; 8 Hopkins. IS. OF Worcester: The BOOK con
humorous articles The editors are John Barker
W TSnissr ana the y Business manseer is
E Branch.
The ioath commencement; will begin on Saturday
In the Congregational Church at s O'Clock. On Sun
vsisd BY President Carte and there win be
ms M in Mission Park at a zo SoR
Yort CIV 9y me seS ar ddrs the Mills
Mems Christian Association At $50 By The Rev. DR.
The Prize debae win take place IN the consrega-
sional Church al o'clock on Monday evening
The Society Of Alumni viii meet in the college
ssss: ct & % TERI ~ Is Is sad e Pas bic
exercises Of the graduating class al p. m. Prize
:s Ss saa Junior % y
cent II Lssen GYMNASIUM at 2 m o,,no n,
ne Phi Beta Kappa Society will be held in Alumni
HAL at $50 q. m The commencement exercises
vted guests win dine In the Lasell Gymnasium i'm
mediatey after the commencement exercises. Pres-
cents reception will be at p. m. In Lasel Gym
nasun
,n Esanina,ions for admission will bs held on
June 20 and Il and September ~ and q.
n
sto 80 from 90. IS 10 12 and % from o. TO O. In
forfeited game
me freshmen were defeated by Springfield High
STOOL on saturday by a score OF TO 0.
Williams defeated Cornell at Ithaca. on Saturday.
va score OF 10 a. Jansen and Ross battery for
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MOUNT HOLYOKH.

south Hadley Mass. Juno 10-1he enthusiasm
oy.r a,bletics reached It's highest point on Field
Day which was observed on Wednesday last The
,ophomores carried off the banner In the rowing
match and the freshmen at basketball In
the tennis tournament the games were not al
pIayed owing TO the long programme of mo Day
and this banner is still unclaimed
On Tuesday evening "A Midsummer Nights
r,rsar,. was given in the pine grove on the hill In
Gordnow Park by the junior class with fine effect
on account Of the full programme for commence
n,ent week President MAIDS reception 10 ne
senior class took place to-day IN the assembly
room OF Mary Lyon Hall ,,-,. .. ma,
rThe Boston Aumne have received this week 500
toward the endowment fund. IL was O memorial
Fiji for two esters at Mount Holyoke about hfty
years ago. - IT, :, ,.u l., 49, 30,
lsye al 4 o. M on Sunday, June -. by the Rev
M Pratt Of Albany. The junior class has recent
~ hs.n presented O. banner In purple and gold vel
vet The gift OF MIR. Cutler of Amherst who is hon
orary member OF the class
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND
AT THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND
At THE EXCHANGES.
Few realty sales OF importance were reported yes
,erdnY and 4, m, auction rooms business was ex
;remely poor.
william + tavemeyer has sold the triangular
plot at the junction OF Klngsbrdge Road and FL
woo-i-st i5l - lge :xf2Xl5o on private terms
Ab.ulan * RoscitauIn have sold for about siS.-
CO., 40 70 East one hundred and-rineteenth-st. a
nyestory natholse 55xtrloJll. taking In part pay
rnent the vacant block front the west side OF
81. Ann save. 9"xloO feet between One-hundred-
and-Dfty-seventh ana one acknowledgements
Strauss & Ro,hachnd have bought. through Solo
mon Marcus. ne southwest cOrnc~ ~ Lexington
ave. and Elshty-sSth-st from the Cass Realty
'S2IporraEWyaar s IN, sod No III, West For,y-second
q. a four-story brownstono-front dwelling house.
S5Hl' The purchaser giving ~ excn9nse we Two
Contracts To- MS trade were closed month ago.
james = %. tn ha- sold 10. Niilnn - b s,el
On ne east side OF c.inton-eye., i1 teet south OF
Trcmont-aye. fpr about 900 and for sarah |.
.ast side o, Prospeci-ayc. l25 feet north Of One
hundred AN -r"y. %. o. -hftA-st-. for <-lD.
Tho trustees % Sailors srLs Hart0r are going 10
buii a!x-story brick store and lot structure on
ne plot. ~ 2a9'.5. on ne southwest corner Of
ert MayncHe at ooat ~ sSo't Inc pans were
sssed i !. .sia FOR ten years. at total rental Of
William c. Turner .nled plans yesterday at ~
teen four-story BRICK inthOuses each - feet 'front.'
TO be erected IN One-hundred-an el ghty- sxth-st
az the HOufheaat corner O; Nandcrb!it-avc.. from
plans by Thomas Graham The aggrcgate cost OF
the buildings .s estimated AZ $40 on
Plans for a feH-stof5 brick and stone Hathouse.
with stores 4n5rs0 were also fled by HI &
Turner The house IL 20 be erected az Nos 5l3 and
5lj IA lisOr-aFe. fol u. y. Turner. o. Ensewoot
- J.. AZ ros' 81 - no
At tho Br.adwa' Peal Estate Salesro yester-
day ThOmr 90 q Pryor sold In foreclosure the two
nve-siory 1r.-k hathouses. on plot 5orloo H. Nos
- and u West One-hundred and fourteen HIST 10
Judith W Richardson. aintn, for Sn475. All
other announced snies woo either adjourned or
Withdrawn
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

''s m.7'fa s,.a.S SS {, G.st t r' s""
i piarry ch,nes and VIE 10 1 nos F I,Sys
isI,s' ,5. u Il q ni Wa'Nnf0n any 81 O1
scutris. etc. . al to Sarah jsckson 49,: ="
Moss II Grossman to Edveri = stone -.
heli: Ann Williamson to Emil Ieske md sn-
cSssnSys !. :, q to 9st Mg;, Place PIX
colunhus-aye T G c'~ner lol,h -. s5iix7s' VA
,so,n a. neSn cop, SsS Ias s6xicox Irregular
Nathan Wis., Sc; 70 Jo,sP1 Thsll- o.iocs u.i.n
See, executor to william l.2h.ns 10
Ms Ma1y Talsat. no TO caroln. PA liz
Same property. Sophia Loncino'ti to same liz :
sa mo property Rose Laner to SAND i-i2 Fart =
psancsy,si s. 30 # o, cl,n'0q, sa.,, T'H'"
,7 fdT"5 10 S ss e. a e r'sS' ri ssSs
Katharine R,ssi and another t. Gustav rnllS :.
N'T irregular clarence r True to Appicsais
IL, Nc s. block "a. map Of Pelham PARK Henry
Lot r' Ne = f51 a. rame map percy Lewis TO
L.. sa', no s;. map OF 40 choice lots Of MsGrav
estate; Frank Bossnschneider to Clara Grum- >
Los a. S'S n a map 9i ra'm
p. ya.t e t5 o 9e 25ssseS Charles wardsa
ecutor and trustees. to George u Hooinson 900 g. a."
irTes@ia1; Edwin Champion Michael Fay O,
SD '' 81 nos 2o2 and 2o4 West ssxo2 Ok irregular
Thomas Mclaughlin to II ., COX, ave ,oo1
''i ioO y Harold P Cox 70 Thomas MSIsugni,n
eoth-st n s. % IT Of 3d-avc. aoxi00o: Joseph
s,b Nses No % 5oS East. % sbo5 william Jones TO
: sshi.s Sos go and o2i ives, sosse IL Celia
Green to Jo9 iaeI Daonn sf issth-. 25xse4 70
Diagona! ave x27 2xie IL Amsterdsm-ave Nv
corner i4sth-s,. 2.x1oo, Clara z Bliss 70 John
ilHih,st. I. ijo It Of shave. isox.Sss r. 40.
5eErl@ Bsnsgn d PrG cS-s sS h' sisx5si
Thomas Donnslly. referee. 70 Jacob Et,ns,
Grsni-sye = 900 It n Of ie4th-s,. 2l3xlllM
icsss56: Annie Muller to Robert hun W'.,
Same property Peter Mule. 20 ASns s,,ooI r.
regular. George Mand 70 Eliz.bsth saron -
stetbn, W e. ll54 y o. lotn r: yvHSd
Ward Cooperative Building and Loan AAsoc'ar a
M sl9n ave -. 425 Z, Of is4th-s,, ooxioo
Tomas p Hlx 10 William oppe7hern ~. o.
rark-av = 100 :, OF 1880 81. ooxloO; Henry
Baird, r. - Msy :. cos &c Sor,, sa-sye $50
ssGr2J kos. : phs Hsncken 70 Petty soulAsu IN
4 WALKER Realty Company =. . -...''.... Nv
Brook ave = g. 1874 II n OF North "a It's
" es.Gx n s4.sx ee+ 90 Lave xsw u XIII n
zane 10 20 a. N
Brook-ave. n " $. ll6.s Of North Sd-aVe' COX N
c..r,r'Isv. s. extends from vai.ntine-ays
Bassfsrd Place: Rowland W Thomas TO Fred
ssr'e proper,y James Buckhout and another to
s5,h-s s 275 It of West End-sve. 'orio22
Edward wl.ckens TO Elias ktfnpner
f.x'ngfon-sve a 8 4ii II II 1iTth--t 38xSAs
Henry Roster 10 Jennie Tompkns
Same property. Jennie Tonfkns 10 jacob ,
isS,S'.,. No li5 west iesroo H. Emma Pass to
,4s afrt 90 4 OF B9uicvard i7.a.seii
John r Agrcw % Eugene q POTTER.
Rsaroai ave - 1915 I, Of iss,h-st 23ScZaox
Irregular. Lewis 2 Bach to Alfred L poy'"''''
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. June l0-At the chsncelior'S prize con-
test IN oratory on Saturday evening the mrs, pfiAe
A. zoo was awarded TO Clarence W. Darling. CO. the
.ocond prize OF $50 70 Charles Vsnn Merr'cK. w
"a the third prize OF ST 10 Wallace f. Brown ~.
The Phi Beta Kcppa elections. the highest non
arc received on general scholarship were as fouows
Harvey NJ Dam. Mabel c. Rhodes Marie >
C,,ev Edith L. Knight, Emma 5. COOK Henry
r FINN John " Cornell and Anna l. oheIlnaI'
On Tommencem ent Day the Hiram Gee ecnoieI
sh,p IN painting. which PROVIDES ,or year "
snSv in Paris was awarded 20 MISS Lucy =
Chaplin. ..,a,,, Lave. ,h,s
Tbs graduating class was unusually larse .nls
rsar there being Is In The College or DDeral Arts
IA n the College OF Fine Arts, N the college,
~ Medicine and Is in the College Of Lava tota
Of rs The honorary DECREE OF Doctor OF Di' mp
vas conferred upon the Rev. Samuel Parkes Gao.
man ~ New York. the Rev. william F. Clarke. OF
New-York; the Rev. Ebeneze- Herman Latlmer. OF
Olaen: the Rev James Duane Phelps. OF BuHalo
The honorary degree Of Doctor OF Laws was con.
fsrre. ur,on Professor Nicholas Murray Butler. or
Some OF the trustees responded generously 70
the call for funds 10 settle up the debts OF the year
The chancellor's report showed that although me
block downtown had brought IN no income this
Inc expenses OF the University have been greater
than In former years, the deficit was SI""
less than last year There was one Contribution o.
EtuD another Of s. 900 and several OF Sl.cU. ana
the entire Of S6O 900 was assured.
There were only few changes In the FACULTY
for tho coming year, Instructor A. c. Flick WAS
made associate professor in European history. and
Dr. Frank z. Farley was made instructor IN Eng.
l!sh DR.. Farley received his degree at Harvard
IN w. During his stay there he was assistant in
place Of Professor Gummere at Haverford College
while the latter was abroad.
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CORNELL.

Ithaca. ". Y. June 10.-At the annual meeting OF
the Athletic Council Saturday evening Dean H.
s. White and Secretary l.. =. Andrews ~. retired.
and their places filed by Professors ". F.
Wilcox and Duncan Campbell Lee. Resolutions
were passed upon the retirement Of Dean White
who of the organizers OF the council.
Resolutions we're also passed thanking DR.. Louis
l.. Seaman 70. for his gift OF the Varsity Challenge
Cup. The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Professor Z. ". Huffcu;. "a. secretary. Ed
mund S. Smith. 49, treasurer X. II. fireman. IS
The designation 0. advisory members for the vari-
teams made follows: Navy. Professor
Benjamin I. Wheeler; baseball. Professor f. w
Huncut; track Professor Duncan G Lee The 10 foi-
Profnssors WiSrcI, W'iicoppp Lee and Hitchcock
and r H. fireman; Boathouse. Professors " n n.i
was elected baseball manager for next year, and j.
A. Haines was elected manager OF the track team
5 hs e S OF ansser G e eeu ne nex
Professor Yngye sjOstedt of the Royal En- En-.
been visiting at the University.
Nj Manly @ has been ensagsd as agI 1sti
tion, and VIII devote himself especially TO researcn
aF The c6tne Chapter Of the Chi Phi Fraternity
will give a dance at crniseiea on the evening Of
Or. W. II. Jordan, Of the NewYork Agricultural .r
Experiment station AZ Geneva; lectured In t the
tzer Situation as Il Exists To-day, Both from
The side OF State Inspccton and Of Rational Use
The Cooperative Society has declared dividend
the last year have exceeded those OF the preceding
year by about 20 per cent
The Magazine Board for next year Is 10 he
made Up az follows Charles r. Castor. editor-'n-
chief \. y. Drake. business manager. X. -
Haynes J. H. Hills, ". C. Richardson Miss +. NJ
Bickham and Miss Louise Mccuom. .
Irwin J. Macomber. SO. for several years IN
struc,or IN electrical engineering In Slhey College.
has accepted a professorship In the Armour lnst-
tute OF Technology. Chicago. lie will be AZ The
head OF the department u electrical ems lneering;
which includes Ave professors and instructors ma
a mechanic'au
Examinations began on SATURDAY and were M
q on
began on Friday and will tc finished next week.
on Monday evening Professor Nathaniel Schm'dt
lectured I'm the First Baptist Church on The HIS
tory ~ Ancient Israel In the Light OF Modern Re
search"
The senior and Junior civil engineers have re-
turned from their surveying expedition 70 mo
nelghborhoOd OF Lake Como
John w Gilmore ~. assistant In agriculture IN
the school at Wuchang China is 20 sail from san
Francicco for China on Juno ~
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

The members Of the Glee Club have voted to give
oer share Of the proceeds Of the commencement
"oneert 10 the Athletic Association.
1ae contest for the Delta Phi senior orator prize
has been postponed.
M 49,. senior scientific theses were handed In on
ON ITSy They Will be read in Kirkpatrick Chapel
n.oay afternoon, June II.
taken rts Of the track and gymnasium teams were
rsrs sprSprate resolutions adopted by the Rut-
Ssssh ~nHapter OF the Delta Phi Fraternity on the
also a ~ Henry Janeway Weston. The junior class
Tn aqpopted resolutions.
IN ~ broadhead classical prize has been awarded
rL ancs X. w. Drury Of this city,
has ne John Parker Winner memorial prize in logic
Ths,.o een won by J. Z. Ellsworth. OF Dunelien
'"ere We're several contestants for the prize