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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
CITY COLLEGE.

II was proposed recently that the professors OF the
college deliver a course OF lectures 10 the teachers
of the city but inasmuch as an increased amount
Of work has been thrown upon the professors py
reason OF the fact that the college is now open to
all bovs Of New-York city. It Is not probable that
the plan will be put into effect
The working plans for the first OF the new
buildings OF the college will be completed this
week and will be sent TO President Webb on next
Monday As soon the Building Committee can
examine the plans a report will be made 10 the
Board OF Trustees and bids will be invited
Each OF the two literary societies held deoate
AT their weekly meeting on Friday evening init
Ia the Clionian Society on the question, he
soyed That the Execution OF Charles was Justl-
nable" The affirmative was represented by w. NJ
Lyman 10 and II Herman, 90. and the negative
by ; Brand 90. ard Il. J. Bullowa 60 The sub
iect in the Phrenocosmian Society was. Received
That Foreign immigration 10 This Country BE Re-
strcted" A l.. Solomon 90 and l.. o kaempter
90: Dc bated the affirmative side. and NJ *. Cohen
90 and r. II. Mohr, 90. the negative.
The gee club sang AZ the German LiederkranZ on
March u and st. Bar;holome"s Mission on
March Is
Ire ba seball and cricket teams are now INDUCING
I'm outdoor practice. the former on Tuesday ana tho
latter on Friday afternoons. Both teams are doing
good work.
The Freshman Bicycle Club will hold 10
Van Cortlandt Park Saturday, starting at a.
m The Sophomore Clun viii also make run 10
the same place In the afternoon.
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SWARTEMORE

Swarthnore, Penn, March B-This week marks
the institution Of a new system Of government at
Swarthmors known az the Swarthmore Woman
Association for Cooperative Student Government,
under code Of laws approved by the faculty.
The officers are: President. Rachel Knight. 9S;
vice-president. Alice Lippincott. 80: secretary.
Emily Un1erhil. 80; Executive Board, the president
and vice president. and Edna Richards, ss; kath-
crime Pfeirer 90 and Caroline Hawke o..
A meeting OF the Joseph Leidy Scientinc Society
was held In Science Hall on March g. Professor q.
A Hoadey described the new process OF curing
beef by incandescent electric lights. DR.. William
C. Day described method Of determining the
purity OF elementary phosphorus
The fifth annual lantern-slide exhibition OF the
swarthmore Camera Club was held before large
audience in Assembly Hall on March 4.
The fourth annual banquet OF the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Fraternity was held at the Coonnade
Hotel Philadelphia on February 20.
Dr. Appleton read The Tempest In the alumni
room on March :. -, 1900 -,
basket ball on March !. the score being : 10 .
All men trying for the track and lacrosse teams
are now hard at work under DR.. Shell Games WI
he plavei with Johns Hopkins, LehiGh tarNaru,
and perhaps A Canadian team. ana the crescent
Athletic Club y = t.tous nriza
IN decamation was won by Gilbert L. Hall, "
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

Alpha Omicron Pi entertained Beta Epsilon
Chapter Kappa Kappa Gamma with a channs-
dish party on Tuesday afternoon. new ira
ternty has recently been organized at Barnard ~
members OF the junior class. II has become the
Alpha Zeta Chapter OF Kappa Alpha Theta
The "'ss Mortarboard" has appeared, and II -
a credit 10 the junior class The book Is square.
and Is OF the same size as the ss volume. II 10
bound in green linen. stamped in white green and
white be.ne the class colors The genera pan
is much Ike that OF last years book. The Board
OF. Editors consists OF Miss Virginia Crocheron
Ciildersleeve Miss Ella Z. Selissherg, Miss Grace
Harriet C,0oGac Miss Ruth Cecilia Overton, Miss
Faith Parker Striker Miss Adelaide Camilla Hon-
mann and VI IS Elsie NJ kupfer.
TIE next and last Of the Undergraduate teas Tor
this season will be given on April -. under the
management Of the freshman class. The class
now looks quite Respondent In It's array or fresa
new gowns for the mdyears are now over ana
snnhon.c authority has ceased.
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SY RACUSE.

Syracuse. " Y. March is-1he tdpor'1i p0' w.
Of THE University Herald has chosen Jon" "
Council '9s to succeed Henry T. h'n'''' d.
chief for the rest OF the year -,, .h,s
The track team is getting on unusualy wen 49,, .''-
.nrlng They have beer able TO begin OUT sud
..ort over two weeks earlier than last sprihs' anu
,.,.o a. ox,,a large number OF promising men J"
.rsin,ne Last spring only two men were iosl Wy
graduation into whose place eight or ten resI''.n
,,o rood, IN step. OF course. the new M. r., conl
licking in experience but they VIII emit. ueak
tests at least in which Syracuse wa wa, nutting
iest vear-the high Jump and the ProSessor
on account OF an injury to the wrist OF Trio cub
LITE rcnr. put down for the IN d'd hSo oven n
~ Tbrrsdav evening. The sololsl u ''0 '
IT, uas Mrs Hamilton :. White -. tho collage
mi a,t|n,nr 10 change the Colors 81 Wy -, -
The attTmp' "A A. The meeting held for that pur-
- ,bere was such an overwhel ming Dull, toned ~
pose us' ~ ,nomer, the orange was ne.to"t 20
hnt he new proposition hardly rece;Deu ho''0'
tla' thing ~ thoughtful considerauo", o,io,ior
say setTetary hartman OF the AIImn ,iaS that OF
hos announced that only on" noti,sG Tor trus-
W. 70 succeed himself and tnai " Ne %".ttngham
~. .oo 10 any other. consequently MI
= eura 70 be reelected
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TEACHERS, COLLEGE.

The gift 10 Teachers College OF $4,000 by friend.
whose name 1. not disclosed. gratifying n
nouncement made at Thursdays meeting Of the
trustees by Miss Grace H. Dodge. the treasurer.
This gift completes the amount due the
gage and It is expected that by April the college
buildings will be free from debt Three other
friends had already given $4,000 each making in
all q total Of $4,000 paid IN since last December
\ remarkably complete exhibit showing the
evolution OF silk has just been added TO the col
lectons belonging 10 the department OF domestic
art These collections are arranged IN the cab
inets along the corridor outside the rooms and
Offices OF that department II was purchased by the
college and has been made up and arranged under
the direction Of Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman. the
head OF the department, and comprises specimens
from the minute brown eggs 10 the moth ready TO
Jay. and shows every stage OF development. from
the soft white and yellow cocoons TO tho sllken
threads ready for the loom.
The gymnastic exhibition given on Friday after
noon under the auspices OF the Girls Athletic AS
ISOLATION for the benefit Of the tennis court fund,
successful affair: The programme included
and High school girls. exercises with wards and
rings a rope climbing contest gymnastic dancing.
basket ball by somo Of the smallest boys ana an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
TRINITY.

,,x,,o,d Conn March is-At Heeuhs VI -"
- lass the following officers were e'ec'eu 1o
- trr,rl,y term. President william AuS''"' w.,
.,aor, u Pratt; secretary and treasure w"
pr, wcIohnson and historian. P Cook The class As.
a., nIoc,,ons resulted as follows; President . y"
ord presenter. s g. Reynolds; stausticiah' -. -
c,aves. historian. =. Cook orator a rra''' "''1
poet r Remsen a.. ,r,ai
Tho Committee on Arrangements LOT inc "',r ,
,rdoo- meet which is to he he'd tonight, are " ~,
ion, Austin '9s; J. II. Lecour 49, ana L'''e'i 90
IT, following will be the contests: hope c.ittho'
nssrtyvari dash horizontal bar, putting the siOt
standing high jump. parallel bars; lui.,i,,'s e'
innnn high kick fence vault ana pOle Ndui,c ,ayo
The Jesers the college dramatic assoGia.l ne
eelacted the comedy "Shakespeares w Ater - u 81,
Tor the proposed trip to Pittsheld, Albany anu VI
meeting OF the German cub or Monoo oy
ovenine II was decided 10 hold the next 90
April r. J. :. Davenport. 49, ana T. u 's''e''' o.
BASEBALL practice has begun now In earnest ana e
Centain t;raves mas much material ana sHodiu e
veon gooi team. There are numper OF pI ~ X
,rr mon In the freshman class: Manager II, III
Vbbcrt has published Tho following scnedue' nP oIY
n 'Coiunhia Apri, l., Syracuse; April 10; h MH
cross May : Amherst Agricg.tura! toi s M3y
"a Columbia: May Il. West Point; May IL, Syi o.
cnee. Nav r. Hamilton: May g. Amherst; MAJ q
rar,mnuth. Nav 9S Williston seminary june =
Wnslnvani June s. Amherst; June Is, Williams
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PENNSYLVANIA

Phuads'ph.a. March 1S-At a meeting OF the ASH
hurst Medical Society last evening resolutions were
adopted concerning the death of John Han Brlnton
who's, father was to have addressed the society on
that evening An interesting lecture Is PROMISED
o., ,av, Thursday afternoon. The subject is Ihe
pos.rv q Wordsworth" and the lecturer is
v,l,ar, Angus knight, LII D, professor Of phi
losophy IN the University OF ST. Andrews, Scotland
DR. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president OF Union the
ologicsl Seminary, New-York City. addressed the
students on Wednesday evening at Houston Hall
With This weeks issue Of Red and Blue that
MAGAZINE passes into the hands OF new editors Z;
paiiett Hemphll IS the new senior editor although
Professor Edmund James. OF the lmVerTsIty 81
Chicago formerly Of the Wharton school Depart-
mem ~ PENNSYLVANIA, visited the CnlNersiy Ie-
Gently Next month he Will leave TINS c0uhI-5 "a
kn,ue-p- 20 attend as representative or me Unteu
stet6s N International conference on 'kXtens!oh
OF Commercial Teaching IN High Schools ana O0i-
There will be meeting Of the Zelosophic Society
on Monday evening A review OF MARX van va =
rTskei~ n ihe afternoon OF the same day Pro-
lessor Bliss Perry. Of Princeton. VIII oe!XeI VII
ure. on Robert Louis Stevenson Dr. Albert MOL MOL,
OF Bel3ir the specialist in mutual petnolosy, ho%
YCcatsn. spent Monday at the University attend no
,rr Or. Barker lecture on Liquid All ana me
meeting Of tho BboGr aph!ca Cup IN ne yii.Iis
"a = legal par edited by the members OF the
israrinlert OF Law ef the University OF FehnsyI-
Tai.a. has tust appeared. The magazine has Tor q
"Tre American Law REGISTER and Review ne
leading articles this Noun com! b Professor
George WHARF Pepper. ot the JnlNersIy. 10
sbi, IL Pen .,sylyanIa' by William =. Croker. the
CIV Solicitor Of WIllamspcTt
vo-k OF tho veterinary department In the FORM OF
The Sss Rfv DE- G. s. Fullerton has resigned his
fes,g-atfo1 has been accepted ard viii take enect
on August 81. 1885.
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ST. LAWRENCE.

Canton. " Y, March 1s.-The annual catalogue
FOR IS ha- just appeared. 1t indicates steady
growth New names added TO tho list Of officers
C. L. Kimball Instructor In physical culture
and Dr. J. c. Wilson and Dr. Lucia f. Heaton
medical examiners The total number OF students
is IA Of whom twenty-three are in the theological
school. The gifts received during the year amount
20 $4,000 exclusive OF the new Beta Theta ri Chap
ter house built by the alumni OF that fraternity
The conditions Of admission TO the freshman class
have been broadened by allowing candidates TO
offer a year OF physics chemistry In place Of
third year French or German. Several new courses
are given.
Mrs Kato A L. Chaplin OF Meriden. Conn. has
sent check for g. oc0 apply the endowment OF
the Chaplin professorship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

Irish Jig by Miss White. James and Charles Jar.
dine and some Of the pupils from tho Savage
gymnasium assisted.
Professor Francis +. Lloyd. OF the science DE-
partment. will lecture on * Botanst's Ramb!e "a
the Mountains OF Oregon on March 81 az sd .;
m, in the iecture-hal Of the Museum OF Natural
History. 49,.
Application has been made TO Professor WOOD.
hull by the authorities Of Grace Church parish 70
arrange extension class in physics for the oene-
Az OF their chorboys. Professor woodruff VIII also
on next Thursday deliver a lecture to young men
in the parish house on ELECTRICITY" and Will on
that occasion probably make arrangement Tor
members OF the young mems clubs TO take some
work at the college.
Miss Sutherland one Of the instructors In tho
department OF kindergarten. has recently intro.
duced housefurnshing 10 her SINAI! pupils WIN great
success. She first made them want me mouse
very much BY telling them stories OF building ana
leading them by action songs TO know OF the car.
penters' work, etc. Then they got the mouse, ana
now they furnishing IL by means OF the simpe
arts taught them laying "A parquet moor or mo
colored blocks they make into patterns. weaving
curtains on their Tiny hand looms braiding mats
and rugs and constructing furniture while. ioi-
lowing the suggestion Of one small boy. ittlS
garden plot ls 70 be planted In SHALLOW box
from which vines expected 10 grow UP ana
Irvine about the house. "A.
The only lecture announced for next week is NE
discourse Of Professor BENJAMIN 7. Wheeler. ot
Cornell University, who Viii SPEAK on frlosy -
$50 p. m. on The Eastermost Question.
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NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

Dean Shaw and Professor Edward F. Buchne
representod The School OF Pedagogy at the recent
meeting Of the Department Of superintendence OK
the National Educational Association. held st
Chattanooga. Tenn. Both presented papers ana
took part in the discussion.
Walter r Whtten.ore. Of tire class Of 90. who
has had extensive experience In connection with
harbor improvements iectured recently before the
senior Junior and sophomore engineering studentA
The senior students were extended an invitation q
few days AGO TO examine the pipe system OF the
Waldorf-As, The work is supposed 10 be the
most complete and expensive OF It's kind In ex.
A. the dinner o, the Scientific Alliance. on
Ior eu MaccSaeken spoke on Science and Moral
Force" and Professor Stevenson on 'rhe oblsa-
lions OF New-York City 10 Science.
The University Glee club has peti,ioned the col.
lege faculty FOR leave % absenee for the las, week
order that they may give concerts In Philadelphia.
nC ana SRny h:
faculty rule allows no students TO go that have
more than one condition. Thirty members OF the
The enrolment Of the University for the current
year has been revised for the forthcoming spring
dents enrolled, over last year The Anal enrol
rnent for the respective schools is az follows Col
ist Law School Sss Medical School as total SO
a pike mead. about twenty inches in lersth' wa;
found the other day IN an excavation by the wall
Of the library The blade proper Is eleven inches
long. II is prolonged into two straps each eight
wooden handle fragment OF the END OF tne
former wooden shaft or handle was found IL S
a relic OF the British occupation OF University
Heights al the time OF the attack made by them on
Fort washington. Not long ago cannon pau
was found on the campus few feet below INC
surface Many other relics have been feuna =.
descrlbed in the recent publication by fIoIessoSs
schwab OF Yale University OF his hstoLS -:
Fort No s" The fort was near the south me %
me University campus. These relics VIII DC ~
served in the new University museum 80.
There will be gymnestic contest oe f,nssnr.Sv
Cymnas,ie teams. In the gymnasium. UnavssssV
Heehts on the evening Of March y
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VASSAR.

Poughkeepsle ~ y March s-Collese in'e's''
rose high last Saturday evening over the open w
bate between the RIVAL senior and junior deoa',"s
societies Qul Viye and T. and NJ Inc auss'io '
was: Resolved That the unitcP ''a''s So.
,rrox ttsvau" The affirmative was upheld ny
Misses De Lany. Day and Mccall Of Qui we; ''e
negative by Misses Garrett F. Sprague ana r. nay
Of r. and NJ The judges Or Moore DR. Mou''oh
and Irving Elng awarded the vcl2r or. 10 to grea
The defeat is squirting the seniors :" .ht.b
oeor,s Tor tho June debate OF the societies Wnl.H
is to take place on Monday evening OF coT,er
ment week. instead OF the usua' CONNIE
Mrs Annie Howes Barus, president 81 me senior
class last Tuesday evening on the work anu "''''
of the association. ,.-tsro Mass
DR. = NJ. Crothers. OF am o. ,us1c' pro,
nrnached in the college chapel last SUNDAY. r.,,V
fozsor William knight q 50. Andrew Nv .',rSe
e-o,land gave lecture Friday evening. on ~"
Functions Of Philosophy az the Present Ireedov
The last music lecture was gwen ". H. hI1torv Of
h.. Miss Mary g. French. illustrating the h's'o'' -
dance sic
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RADCLIFFE.

CamhTdFe. Mass March ls.-In the reception OF
the French Club. Il Radcliffe. to NJ. Rene Doumlc
o. Tuesday evening Miss Grace Forbes PRESIDENT
o: the club was assisted IN receiving ~ MISS
Irwin On Wednesday afternoon ". Doumic gave
his las. lecture IN tho course which he has been
delivered IL Sanders Theatre. under the auspices
q he Cerce Fran ais. OF Harvard ana ne 80, Ie
Cambridge This week fer BaltimoTe on " e1 ines
GAY evening by invitation Of the Ph!os0pny Gtun;
professor William James spoke on "h"' -""
Lte Worth Living 10 q College Gin .-u -,
TIE spring recess VIII be from April II 70 Ap'ii -
Inclusive
The Commencement Committee has requested me
Key DT Thon :. Of Drookline, to denver '"e IN
tdldlreate sermon. .s -
The lGl-r Club on FrCay afternoon presenteaa an
English Play The committee il charge was ~, Al =.
Maly Wlnsiow. special: Miss Eleanor "esseIh0i''
v. ana Miss Faith FoXcTOft. q. - 49, -.
~ The last needing 81 the English Cup ten-n,,n
We papers were read The Most lnteresLinss
Woman in Fiction" The next meeting OF the cruz
VII BE- held Monday next. ..o,
The basket-baI team on THURSDAY aI, ,et NJ ~.
Played an exciting ard successful game WIN tho
tom from Mss Hers - school. 100 ,ho
on THURSDAY afternoon the freshmen gave '''e
eehlofs St. Patuci"s party.
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Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Tho twenty-second private meeting OF the Alum
n, Club Of Union Seminary will De held az inc 81
Denis Hotel on the afternoon OF March ~ inc
club will be addressed by the Rev. pr. John T.
Peters director OF the University OF FehnsyI'ani
a,,,or - Rahvlonl, on the subject of Recent
,-xcavations IN Bible Lands" Frederick j. Bliss
Pm D.. Of the Palestine Exploration Fund. VIII
speak on Excavations at jerusalem: II Is eX-
,a,fed that DR. Bliss Will address the studeiilS
in tho Adams Chapel. at noon on March - on .te
subac. OF his recent nvestsations IN me Eas'
The new catalogue OF the seminary tOr l's,- 20
has inst beer issued. II Is much larger tndn
preceding numbers. and has some lnteres.t I'M,
featuras i'm It's arraneemtrt The regis eF OF SUI
dents shows total enrolment OF l5S. divided aniofs
Inc classes as follows; Fellows, = graaos,tes' -
snniors 40 rnddlers 43: juniors. 81 ana speclas ~
Professor Faghani has been away from ,b fne Wes
on a occurring tour and in consequence the teAcn-
ing Of the Sunday-school lessons on Saturday morn
The service in the chapel on last sunday az
,ernoon was conducted by Professor hhlght. .,
scotland President Hale will preach on next
Sunday afternoon.
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WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass. March H-Accordlng TO the re-
nor, Of the S.odeats Aid Society. this society dis
,r.blted last year In gifts TO seventeen students
9 AZ, d, loara TO twelve students 81 go 5c4o
TIE Income o. various scholarships. was also appro
rr.sted 70 tveuty-nine students. the total number
o. students thus aided being hfty-two. Up to the
present time, students have returned on loans
made them SS03is o. and there IS now remaining
due g, PC q 40 compulson regarding ;he return
Of the money loaned IS placed upon the students
eidsl ~ tba recent annual meeting Of ne society
ofscers were elected for the ensuing year as ioI-
lows President Mrs Alice Freeman Palmer VICE
presidents Mrs Aipheus Harry. Mrs. JoIh , NC
Hougar Mrs Rufus <. Frost, Mrs. Howard l. TOT
- Mrs George w Hammond and Miss Emma j.
~; treasurer Mrs Pauline a Durantj seCre'a'!'
A lecture on japan" illustrated with steIe-
crtioor views was gwen Saturday evening by
the Rev. J. Thompson Cole. Of New ork ar Co 19
also preached I'm The chapel sunday morning ana
or4-e5 he evening service. which Mss Nlqa u
sc1dder continued with talk on college, se''ie-
ments - eo..o o
On Monday evening Miss Isabel Hapgood gave We, a
tiereorucon lecture on Russian Lie ana Nus
tous' -, - -A..a
Dr. Lyman Abbott spoke in the chapel on Ihurs-
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SMITH.

Northampton Mass. March lS.-On Friday night
tho Yale Glee club gave n concert in the Academy
of Music The large number OF college girls who
attended were rewarded FOR their appreciation by
serena1e given later the campus
The Wallace House girls invited their friends 10
dance IN the alumni gymnasium Saturday night.
The college branch OF the Grand and Ancient
order OF Hbernlans initla ted new members In the
old gymnasium on Tuesday night. preparatory to
their annual denonstration OF allegiance 10 Irish
customs on ST. Patricks Day.
The Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs gave their
annual spring concert IN me ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
"wednesday night. The decision Of the council tina
bur one concert a year he given so increased the
dc mand for seats that three hundred OF the STU
dents were unable 10 get tickets. This concert IL
the most popular social function OF the year and
tho town II crowded with men from Harvard Yale
and Amherst. The appearance Of the house was
brilliant with the girls In evening dress and the
correspording.y attractive aspect OF the stage.
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"a. v,c..n,e,,dent. A. W. Davis. 90: secretary

o. v,ce-pre,,dent. A. w Davis 90: secretary
treasurer. Robinson. '0l. --..-
The library has received The Memoirs Of 'he
Museum OF Comparative Zoo:osy of Harvard Coi-
lege" and to the museum has come from tne VA
tional Museum at Washington collection OF
thirty-two fossil specimens.
AT recent meeting OF the wednesday CIup' he'u
al the residence Of Mrs. S. T. Camp. Dr. Farraho
savc an address on 1.-THE Secession. The last
regular meeting OF the University CUB AZ ~.
home OF C. f. Bacon. was addressed py fres'1 pn
RAYMOND who spoke Abraham Lincoln. r1o
lessor Fisher spoke the subject OF me -
veloprncni OF Socialism" at the last meeu.s VI
the Apostles Club. held at Professor Winchsste' >.
Manager Sibley of the baseball team mas ~
ranged the following games. II II nVpeu ne
And-us Field will he In condition LOT use vi, rI
spring. April II. Dartmouth. at Mlddetoh; Ill np %
* Syracus University. at Mlddetown' AIIi 80
Williams at Mlddetown April 2s. HOLY Cross, az
Worcester: April q. open April ID lae, ~ VIZ VIZ
town: Nav 2 Cuban Giants. at MddletoWn' aHS o.
Lafayette Al Mddletown; May l. Amners,' az IN
herst; April II. Yale. at New-iIaven' May ~ W
versity OF Virginia at Middetown; May ~ - ~,
York University al New York; May ~. L"n,sn' a a.
Rethlehem May 20 Lafayette, at Easton, Siay - -;
West Point at West Port: May y Georss'%swr, 49,
Middleown; May q. open; hay 80 cupa la ,,,o.
M Middletown june l. Manhattan, at M,GueeuS u;
June l. Trinity. at Mdd!etown, June g. ill., -
~ Vermont a Middetown: June H. HoX ,Iuss' At
Middletown: June Is Amherst at Miooie'o""
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

The seats ard boxes now on sale for the
benefit for the Alumnae Settlement. 10 be held on
March o. at the Empire Theatre. Those who will
take part in the affair James x. Hackett Miss
Viola Allen, William Faversham. Miss Julie OPP,
Miss Isabel Irving and members OF the Lyceum
company Beatrice Herford. Henry Miller. Miss
Nav Robson and members Of the Empire COM
pany and Miss Annie Russell
The programme of the Philomathean Society, ar
ranged for March %. is follows: Life OF
Stanlc ~Weyman," by Miss Altheimer. 90; reading
from ,ouse OF the Wolf by Miss Be6erman. 'Ooi
synon ! OF prisoner Of Zenda." by Miss Ethel
Reich 90; The Friendship Of Charles Dana GID
son and Richard Harding Davis, by Miss IDA
Block 90. reading from quo Vadis.' by Miss
Blum, go