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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H. April 29.-Tne athletic team has
disbanded md broken training account OF lack
OF nnarcial support. The athletic tax was s. 30. as
in past years. but IL impossible to collect II.
The baseball team beat Exeter by score OF !
10 on Tuesday. AMI was beaten by Harvard by
SCOPE Of 10 to on Wednesday. Harvard was
beaten twice last year by Dartmouth and lost the
series
The faculty is discussing tho advisability Of
adopting new arrangement OF terms for IN" col
lege year. many .ayorng the plan Of TWO terms In
n college year rather than three. The matter Is 70
be discussed at the next meeting OF the trustees
c. V. Vickcry OF Yale. speaks before the !. NJ
c. a. in Bartlett Hall on Saturday evening.
Tho baseball management IS badly hampercd
hnAn ciGiy. only ~ per cont Of the taxes having
been paid IN. The Dartmouth Is advocating 'ho
placing of taxes the bin for tuition II seems 10
I've the general opinion about the college however
that when the college reaches the stage wherd STU
dents lack enthusiasm enough to pay the taxes
and must be forced Do So II IS time 10 let ATM
.c;ics drop-for a year or two, al least
President Tucker has postponed his annual trip
which he was to take this week. In order 10 be IN
Hanover to advise with those intending to enlist or
those having a desire 10 90 SO.
The freshman class has elected the following ON
Gers: President :. y Wager: vlcc-prcsident, T. I.
Stoddard. secretary, W. =. Morgan. treasurer D.
T. Page
Professor Frost has decided to accept the posi-
ton offered him at the University OF Chicago, ana
was in New-York last week TO meet Director Hale.
OF that institution.
The Buskin gives a performance in Claremont
next week.
Services appropriate 10 the observance OF Fast
Day were held IN Rollins Chapel on Thursday'
President Tucker presided assisted by ex-Prcsi-
dent < c. Bartlett. Professors j. i. Colby and I.
L. Adams The service was conducted mainly on
patriotic lines.
nre broke out IN Professor Rchardson 5
home now occupied by Professor Dow. on Wedn's-
day evening Tho Fire Department was called out.
hut only few buckets OF water were required 10
Qucuch the flames
Tn. following juniors sophonoree and freshmen
have been chosen compete for tho Rollins prizes
in tho contest to he held Commencement Week
Juniors Nelson =. Brown H. y. Chase and G. {.
Miller. eophomofc1. Francis J. Bradley. Guy \
Hall and II Bradley Ron. freshmen, Andrtw Mar
shall Robert + Leaycus ana T. Il. Egh"rt.
Tho management ~ the baseball team has De-
cided TO place sale season tickets for the eleven
games in Hanover AZ -
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. y. Y. April 29.-Lest week the news
came TO the University OF the death OF two mem
bers Of It's Board OF Trustees In the death OF DIT
C. ~ Hoagland. o. Brooklyn and OF Colonel Will
IAN H. Rowe. OF Troy, the University loses two
valua BILE men from It's Board OF Trustees. and men
whom al will miss sympathetic and earnest
friends Of the institution.
Professor Evelyn Benedict Ayers o. he department
O. elocuiion and oratOry. Will deliver address on
Efficiency and Deficiency OF Elocution in Our Col
legcs' at the seventh annual convention OF the
National Association ot E!ocu,ionists, TO be held
At Cincinnati. Ohio on June a.
On this evening occurred the annual concert IF
the musical clubs OF the University in Grouse Co-
lego Hal. The work done by the clubs Tonight
was fully up 10 me highly comnendatory notices
OF their concerts during their Easter tip.
On Saturday last occurred the regular spring IN
te'c!ass meet OF the track team. In spite OF the
iac that for several days previous II had raincd 80
marc as practically 20 Interrupt training ana 70
maze the track heavy, the records were al! good'
ai.a Tour were broken. On heavy track. In TWO
=. tatee parts OF which the water had scarcely
s S9 unie TO run off Orvis. '0i ran half mile IN
Ses IN o;N Is Just before the half-nile run Orvs
90, tvroken the pole vault record by vauIting ~
.se' ~. inches meanwhile Glass. Ol, had thrown
~ hammer loa feet 10 inches. though he mas
W., v"n over lS feet In good weather on dry Ieio
Win s1cn records the team feels that II VIII De
May T. ~
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w,liamstown. Mass April % -Manager Leary
a-nources that - has secured tho services OF two
yole coaches rpr the team next fall-Alfred H.
iHne. ss and Josiah J. Iiazen % Hne played
fuilback and Hazen end on tho Yale team
'rh- 'unior class has elected John Barker class
noe, and Rico class historian.
Camel an tx member or the Boston team has
bean here his week coaching the baseball team
Tie team PLAYED Rackin,on Wednesday. winning
hv a score Of q s. Saturds. they will play
Harvard here and next Wednesday comes the first
championship game at Amherst. Ri.ey. %. has
been added 10 tho squad.
The winners Of tho Graves prize essays arc
Cainhan. Walsh. Truman. Pratt. Ninas and
Mat'lcws Those mon deliver oratons chosen from
these casays AZ commencement In competition for
m additional prize % $50
Tho seniors defeated the juniors in tho hrs'
gan,c % 10 irferclass series by score OF 70 T.
A college meeting was held last Tuesday evening
70 consider raisinF military company. one hum
trci ara eighty men agreed 20 Join such a com
panv md Il committee appointed 20 secure
fhe necessary equipment and me services 81 a
dr,l master. In case OF necessity. most or these
mon uo!d volunteer for active service. Much
rrthusi,sm = manifested n college, and an IN
formal rarale was recently held. which WAS ad-
dressed hy several members o, the faculty
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HRY\ MAWR.

p-yn Nawr Penn. April 9.-On Saturday even
,pq ~ last week formal meeting OF the Graduate
C.iuh WAS held I'm the chapel TO which all the stu
d,,ts were Invited the speaker being Professor
William James OF Harvard He spoke on what
,,.tes Human Lives Significant"
BEFORE leaving Bryn Mawr for Princeton on Mon
aav morning April y, Nr and Mrs. Sydney Webb
s,oko 10 the students i'm chapel on the methods OF
.oc,oloolcal work ON Tuesday afternoon Professor
Percy Gardner Of oxford. England. addressed n
area audience OF students and friends OF the col
lore on Greek Portraits" The lecture was Illus
tratcd by slides. On Friday evening. April q. Mr..
percval Chubb visited the college under the aus
,icos OF the De Rebres club and ectured on will
lam Morris: The Man and HIS Mission" on the
same evening later the sophomore class supper
wa. given in the Pembroke dining hall. Next
Wednesday evening the Rev. John Cuthbert Hall
Will preach IN chapel. .
"a The comforting OF degrees at the close Of the
thirteenth academic year VIII occur on June Z.
senator George /. Hoar will deliver the Grafton.
Changes In the English essay department are an
nounced Miss Abby Kirk. reader In English since
1905 has resigned Miss Lucy Martin DOnnrl,y.
alec rcade- In English has received years leave
~ absence and Will 10 abroad In 1859 To MI
tho vacancies thus made. Miss Helen Strong Hoyt
Niss Uovt was graduated IL 1857 and was the
George W Chd's prize essaylst or that year. She
ms been n graduate student In English during
10 .es and since February, In charge OF Division
., m. ESSAY department She VIII come up for the
degree OF Master ofArts I'M June
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SMITH.

Northampton. Mass. April 2s-The Biological So
ciety held ts regular meeting at Lilly Hall on
Thursday night.
At the analysis class on Friday afternoon the
Beethoven String Quartet OF Boston played
Mendessohn programme.
The Gymnasium and Field Association has Joined
with the golf players OF the city In the extern
sion Of the Warner Meadow golf links. About
500 IS 10 be expended for that purpose. and the
course Is well laid out and beautiful In location.
Many Of tho college girls are frequent players. as
the course OF easy access by wheel and trolley,
notwithstanding its distance from the college.
The war excitement has affected the college as
well as less sheltered spots. giving rise 70 much
discussion In the junior class as 70 the sdvsaohty
OF giving ~ its promenade. which Is the ohef
social incident OF the year and the only dance 10
which men are invited. A. the class meeting on
Wednesday afternoon the sentiments on both sides
were FULLY expressed. and the final decision IN the
light OF recent events in favor OF the dance
The Snow House gave dance in the Aumna Gym
naslum Wednesday night ,-~ s,.N
The junior and senior Editors OF The srni.h
Monthly" had their annual Editors dinner AZ At
mold Hall on Wednesday night Clever and thoughl-
ful ,oasts were arranged by Miss Milne 49, as
toastmistress. . 49, ...,,. 49,.
The new dwelling house which Is being built by
Mr. Brockleshy !s already under roof
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BROWN.

Providence r. L. April 2s-A present the most
active department OF the college Is the military DE-
partment About three hundred OF the uhoer-
graduates more than half the entire NUMBER nave
already enlisted to either as minute men OF
ia the T. uar Army. Great enthusiasm mas oeeh
aroused among the men by the announcement OF
President Andrcwss desire to lead the former Douy
I'm case tho need arises. Dr.lls are held daily ana
on "Wednesday the volunteers met "A company OF
State militia reinforced by members OF the college
cadet battalion. In a sham battle. second snam
battle will be fought tomorrow.
Preparations for war, however. even though ac-
compauiei by cold ana wet weather have not less
eucd the interest f. baseball six O'Clock
league, has been formed. and games are being
played M that hour Of the morning by teams mace
up from the different dormitories or societies.
Tho committees OF the college Y. NJ C. A have
recently been appointed. The chairmen are "a TO-
iows. Religious meetings. Asa T.. Kelsey, W. bloe
Study. A.bcr, l.. SOFT. ~ Advertising and Sta
t!stl~s. " @. Leland. co. Finance. W. Il. Bullen.
90. Membership . II. Raymond. 90, Missionary.
Antonio Maugano. 49, Work Bureau. A. T.. Norto,l'
10. Mortified ". j. Scribner. IS, Handbook.
/ George c. Sass Oo. Building Fund. W. j. ScrlDneT'
~. City Work. Howard A. Colin, Of.
+ ses rance Johnson, 80, has been chosen chdr.
man Of the Board of Editors OF The Brunonian
/ .Oru
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

Tho cotillon given by Alpha Omicrol p .
great success The theatre was prettily deco
rated the music good and the favors were
plentiful.
The sophomore class has given play written BY
one OF its members Miss Ellinor Ten Brock Refley.
The piece is entitled "A Sense OF Propriety" Miss
Kelley unprecedented the hero. and Miss Mary
Loockerman Goldsborough the heroine. Other MEM
bers OF the cast Miss Ceclle Strauss. Miss
Cecle Schwed Miss julie Wurzbe7ger. Miss Stella
Kingsbury and Miss Evelyn Osborne
Beta Epsilon Chapter. Kappa Kappa Gamma.
entertained Alpha Omicron Pi on Tuesday after
noon az the home OF Miss Clara de. LISA Berg
The affair was given in honor OF Alpha Zeta Chap.
ter Kappa Alpha Theta, recently organized az
Barnard. ,-,s
The flag presented 10 Barnard College by Knick-
erbocker Chapter, u. A. r., now floats over the
deans entrance, BrnckerhOn Hall.
Prepare tons for class day are rapidly pens per-
fected by the committee in charge. The seniors
have decided to wear the caps and gowns on tnat
occasion as we'll as commencement day. Tho
programme will include the class history prophecy,
presentation grafton song and poem. There Will
also be music BY the banjo club. MISS Jessie
Wallace Hughan Is class historian: Miss Ida Eloiss
wells prophet: Miss Louise Fuller De Hart, pres
entation orator Miss Stella George Stern, poet
The sophomores will probably be asked 10 usher.
on the evening OF class day. June 9. the seniors
will give dance. FOR which ABOUT TWO hunoreo
invitations will be issued
The Fiske scholarship IN political science has
been awarded TO Miss Jessie Wallace Hughan.
other graduate scholarships have been awarded. IN
classics, Miss Isabelle Meyers, and. In modern
languages. to Miss AlIne Croquet Strattord.
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TEACHERS. COLLEGE +.

II has been announced that hereat'er sraoua'eS
% IN. Horace Mann School Will be admitted 10
Columbia University without examination on rec
concentration OF the principal OF the school. This
,,ss,on "a accorded by the University because
Of the high standard OF scholarship maintained by
EIoroce Mann graduates already in Columbia In
the undergraduate department Professor Runyan
announced that little children who are registered
Tor admission next year will be received for the
ons,nder of this years free OF charge.
thus arYording the double opportunity for the small
,nus To become somewhat habtuated to school
and for the instructors TO become acquainted Win
Another announcement OF much interest is that
Professor Dodge will conduct summer school
~ field geography for six week In July and
August This arrangement Is made with especial
reference to women teachers or geography. tnough
Others will not be excluded
Among the new courses arranged for next year
are special courses In geography for eemen tary
and secondary schools. Graduate work In educa-
tional geography Is also offered In the necessary
subject matter for the grade Of work desired. in
methods OF teaching. In indiv'A"al Investigation.
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WELLESLEY.

"eHesley Mass. April "a concert was given
oy hme Meianie de Wienzkowska on Monday
morning In the chapel. which filled with an
tppreciat!ve audience. Howard Walker delivered
the NTH OF his series OF lectures on The History
oi Ornament Saturday afternoon. Professor Angie
e. Chaplin described the native birds In an Informal
lecture Wednesday afternoon.
Services Sunday conducted by Professor
Rush Rbees. Sunday appointments FOR the coming
month thus arranged: May J. Bishop Vincent;
May g. DR.. w. Il. Taylor: May IL. Dean Hodges;
May q. DR.. c. c. Hail; May q. D.. Theodore
Munger
. Several appointments and rcinstatements In the
ranks OF the college faculty for next year have
been Announced Professor Mary A. Wilcox. who
has recently received the degree OF Phi. D. from
Zurich will return 10 the department u zoology:
Professor Wilcox is at present the .rst Scholar OF
The Association for Maintaining :be American Wom-
ans Table OF the BIOLOGICAL station at Naples on
the terms OF tae foundation established April. 800
Mss Caroline X Fisher. Wellesley 80. will return
year Of graduate study at Radcliffe College and
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STEYENS INSTITUTE

The April number OF The Indicator" came out on
Monday last. 1t contained some articles interest
ing 10 engineers The article by Professor Mac
Cord on Velocity Diagrams" was continued. Pro-
fessor Jacobus began an article on Experimental
Mechanics which is important to the junior class.
as It explains their supplementary term work. Mr..
Dickerson's lecture liquid afr. which he delivered
before the Alumni Association was also repro
duced
The lacrosse team won It's ssccni game OF tho
season last Saturday With team composed
largely OF substitutes II succeeded In defeating
the Montclair Athletic Club team by a score OF :
to l. Mr.. Garvin. OF the Crescent Athletic Club
team, has been engaged 20 coach the team for the
remainder OF the season. and II Is expected that
under his direction good team will be developed
before the championship games. he began last
Wednesday. and gave some OF the men useful point
ers To-day the team plays the Crescent Athletic
Club team the Crescent Club grounds. at Bay
Ridge.
now practising hard FOR their games against the
sophomores. A..
letic Association Tuesday, Myers 90 was elected
track captain. He began immediately by posting
notice calling for candidates to represent the col
lege at the spring meeting OF the l. c. A. A..
The following committee was appointed 70 take
charge OF the Social Society dance: F. B. Samson,
80. chairman; Albert Macdonald. 90. ana ]. u.
Pierce. 90.
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CITY COLLEGE,.

Tho Board of Trustees Of the college has In
structed its chairman to make application 70 the
Board OF Estimate and Appointment for an APP
preparation Of SO 900 with which 10 erect an annex
70 the present buildings. IN order 10 accommodate
the increasing number Of students After deduct
Ing "a per cent from the number in the present
classes to allow for the usual number Of those
falling to advance. there will Sill be l,lO3 stu
dents left in the four upper classes. and with the
large number OF new students entering, the total
will greatly exceed the present capacity or the
The dates for entrance examinations have been
posted.
d G. WhIteside has been appointed a permanent
tutor in the workshop. at a yearly salary OF S,vO
Tho Clionian and the Phrenocosmian literary so
cicties held their usual semi-annual debate on
Friday evening at Chickering Hall The subject
Of the discussion was: Resolved. That the United
States construct, own and operate the Nicaraguan
Canal
The spring vacation will begin on Monday, and
the exercises OF the college will be discontinued
for one week.
The sophomore bicycle club Will hold It's run TO
Hackensack this afternoon. The freshman club
has arranged for next week TO Coney Island,
jamaica and Yonkers.
W G. Gookin initiated into the Phi Gamma
Delta Society last Monday evening.
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RUTGERS

New B-inswck. \. J. April ce-The students
assembled and pnraled the streets OF the city In
patriotic denomination on Friday night They
roreuadcd President Austin Scott. Mayor Nicholas
williamson. Captain. William C. Butler. comman-
dan, o, tie College battalion. ard Captain Joseph
XIV os Company y. Third Regiment. National
Guard - Ncv-Jersey 4 large Spanish nag and an
eflev ~ Weyier were burned.
Kirkpatrick has been elected captain OF the
sophomore baseball nine.
Mcsvrs Drury and Meury. Of the Senior Glass.
have written n play which VIII be produced by the
class before commencement
Whltock. 49, has been elected manager OF The
Targnrn." the college weekly. FOR next year.
The mandolin club. assisted by f. Livingstone
BARBOUR professor OF elocution. gave a concert a.
beverly on Thursday evening, and was enter
tanned Inter at reception.
Two new shells have been purchased ana the
boat crews Of tho different classes are In steady
practice. a contest with crew from another col
lego - possible ~
4 trial 20 determine orators AT tho junior exhibi
ton at commencement took place in kirkpatrick
chapel on Wednesday.
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NEW.YORK UNIVERSITY.

Professor Bristol. the head OF the biological de-
partment visited Washington. d. c.. this week In
tho interest OF the station established by the Uni
verslty alumni at Bermuda. He conferred with
General Hastings OF Bermuda.
The former members OF the woman's law class
AT Washington Square will hold n reunion this
afternoon ON the tenth floor OF the University
Kuldiny Miss Isabella NJ. Pettus. the president.
has arranged Interesting programme OF brief
addresses to be followed BY social reunion and
refreshments. A.. ~
The faculty OF law has addressed 10 the coun-
eli It's recommendation that all the members OF
tho Inv school who 10 into the war MS volunteers
shall II in good standing as 10 scholarship be ac-
credited with the fun years course without ex-
am nation There are about fifteen members OK
the law class who expect TO go TO the front with
their regiments. - -. -. ~.
The ninth annual spring games took place on the
club field last Monday afternoon.
Tho relay team for the intercollegiate relay race
a, Philadelphia to-day l. composed OF HICKS. W.
The Phi Beta Kappa elections took place on
Thursday afternoon. f. l.. McClelend. h.
Grand Iennard and Earl Bryant Barnes were eject
od IN membership
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game in the championship series will be played

game in the championship series Will be played
here on May against Williams
Tho trophy cup offered to the competitor winning
the largest number OF points In the winter In
door meets was By +. ". Virgins 'Ol.
The class Of '5s will celebrate It's thrteth ami
versary OF graduation this coming commencement
week Houghton Hall has been secured by the
class the week and II will hold its reunion there
ami make 1t the general headquarters.
Dr. Hitchcock expected to sail from southampton
on April g. and to arrive here during the first week
IN May
During his years leave OF absence In Europe with
his wife and daughter President Gates plans TO
visit the university and cathedral towns of Eng
land and 10 spend the summer and fall In Paris
make special studies I'm political science and in.
ternatlonal law at the universities OF Paris and
Berlin.
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RADCLIFFE.

r-onh-,tre Mass April % -Collcge rcopened on
,,dor o,,cr ~. sprnG rec-ss Of week On
,ruoaaov afternoon the English Club met al
Vaughn House Many old members and guests
were present to listen to the talk by DIT santay-
ana on Imagery IN Poetry.
Miss Josephine Sherwood. %, leader OF tbs ore
c,ub oaey,cd By Miss Kate Berry. '9s. has written
80 ..-e,,, which will shortly be given by the
Glce club at Fay House
On Friday evening the Radcliffe German club
will eiye Il musical and dance NJ the Ne"town
C,b Cambridge The president. Miss Hahn. VIII
ne assisted IN receiving IS the wives OF the Ger
man professors. The Harvard German 'lub has
been invited. 80, - ...o.
M r,,,, I'm tho auditorium The committee In
h,rg. vas Miss Marguerite carton. IS, Miss
Nlrah Nlchols 49, and Miss Katherine Searle. ="
AID ihev prcscuted play. Dancing was enjoyed
later IN the afternoon. , ,u.
NJ Ccste addressed the French Club on Monday
afternoon in Vaughn House.