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New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
COLUMBIA.

sor,e time aco Henry b. Hyde. of the Equ'"o''
Life Assurance Society, offered 10 dcfray ''o -
nonses of course of lectures on life insurance az"
A., relatlons 10 society and the state. to be gwen
nv Charlton r. Lewis. Columbia accepted the cue.
and ;bIs aftcrnoon nj f3O O'Clock. In Room NO oV'
schcrmerhorn Hail. Mr.. Lewis viii open 'he oor'
n ef,.on lectures The course will cover the HE
tori, .rowth Of life insurance. a scientific S'uVy "
proba bllilies the method and values 0. 49,,
and the evolution of tables Of mortality The cou' ~
will continue at the same hour ana p'"ce o' '
days and Tuesdays. .,,.,,,.,s
The University Council has adopted r."o' ,,-
,orr,r,, tho award OF scholarships in the coh'sc
~, heels - sc,ence and law. They were made ma
"ary az" h,. The action of the trustees apol'l,us
~ syetcn of free and reduced tuition thu ntma
,,,ny therefor the 'bencfactors scn9'aI sli'i' ~
These resolutions demand high nuir:,r nU,i, Mont OF
and nhvscnl development for the acquiIc io,o "a
n'iu ,ni3rahn which will continue only as Iohs % 40
Inc holder remains in good stanuhs. rShtn, shaI,
,hot only students needing the scholarsh'ps Si
o'b h 1sG columbian Board will consist OF me % ,~,-
loving editors. College-Durham for"Gn' Sinrn S,,,
Proct0r Nash and trace Science c,s,,,daheau ''N
n,iin, 10 The fact that most Of the men uylI.S
zoe thc fencing team have had niue eNpeilrL ~ 80 80
cannot be- developed into rePrestn1dtMe M henn forced
mo intercollegiate meet. COlunpld hda 1snrnou
,n dnc,nc challenges from Harvard ah1 nnorl ,o,.
~ - and IIendcrson. '99 Moore ana bulHh, "
c,nItb and Mitchell. Ol and Johnson ana It'
~ nr,,,esing The Student Board OF itepieSci'h
H., bcid a meeting on THURSDAY 10 CoNsIu'i a., ~
;stion of Superintendent Darlings mousse, s''q
,d on The college site. for Undergraduate ISL.
" dnaliv resolved to ask IN. citsss . m I,,ors "a
ana sciences to contribute ore sio Ala ~ nv crganza-
% rho huildng less the rentals nad ny 81 10
- ocrtnvinc rooms therein. proVldeu 'nH' "'''
, .vncrses 10 not exceed 500 ,,,,r. ~ tho
I'm the recent examination on the H'''"'"'' " -"
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EORDHAAl.

The Rcv Thomas j. Campbell Il are us ~"
annual retreat of the undergraduates al d. ''''
College Montreal. Can 49,. ,.o
,Ton,gor Iobn G. McGcwan announces ina, 'ne
cIeo Ranio and Mandolin clubs VIII give ''ie.I
annual concert at the Waldorf-Astorla carry u
April ,, ,rr, are
The officers Of the senior class for this term are
az follows: President. PaIl Dolan: vice wee 'tUgney'
John O. McGowan; secretary, A''""'
treasurer. Joseph TObin ,ho "roserves -
lanes A. Tracey. co. manager OF , tIie annnleted
announces that the schedule IL neaI H. 70 n,
%boni thirty candidates training Tor ths
Among the most promising are, 'WyK.nna Nc
o.Donovon Clancy Harrington. w. Mch,eei,lhha,
Gowan O Brien Coady. McDona,d micnInotuc s,nr thc
PasJunle Sel.z and Mclaughlin McA'S'' W.
coach has the men In charge.
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VASSAR.

pouebkcepse y. y. Feb 2-Washngto tons
Birthday was celebrated usual by the decoration
Of the dinng-halis
The annual meeting OF the Nassar Aumn@ His
torical Association was held at the college last
week on Friday afternoon an address was given
hy Mrg. Robert Abnc, president OF the city His
tory club Of New-York on the work Of the CLUB
On Saturday morning after the business meeting
III. association enjoyed the reading OF paper sent
lv Professor L. NJ Salmon On the teaching OF his
tory In London schools Reports were read by Dr.
Il c. Smith. the recent meeting OF the American
Historical Association in Ncw-Haven ana ~ Dr
] f. Baldwin. the work Of the Historical Manu-
scripts Commission appointed by the American
Historical Association At the AFTERNOON session
papcrs were read by Miss y. V. McClelland %,
on her work as a nurse In cuban camps. ana by
Miss Anne Moore 80. on the late election riots III
%orth CarOlira. These were followed by a Discus
sion Of methods Of arousing interest in HISTORICAL
WORK social meeting was afterward heid III the
officers parlor .oo g., - s.,,.,..
Mics y X Baker. Miss T. q. Bowman, Miss NJ, L.
Brinckerhoff Miss y. Choate Miss a. u. Ioles,
Miss n t. Garrett Miss &. b. Hassier. Miss J..
TIosnCr Miss y. Martin, Miss y. II. Merwin. MISS
f. Richardson Miss 6. H. Robbins. Miss L. G.
Spauldng Miss A. NJ Tozer and Miss NJ f. Wyne.
Honorable mention was accorded 10 Miss a. clarke;
Mis- NJ T.. Eastwood Miss l.. Gildersleeve ana
The Ermine A. Smith prize for excellence in the
| study of mineraogy has been awarded to Miss
| l.. X. Samson. 90
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MOUNT HOLYOKE l..

South Hadley, Mass. Feb. 2G.-Mrs. j. H. Mo't'
representing the Student Volunteer movement
gave at the midwcck pTayer-meeting "reminiscences
Of her missionary journey around the world Dr.
Pauline Root formerly Of India. also addressed the
students at her visit al the college.
Miss Ruth Rouse formerly at GirtOn College
England. spent last Sunday at the college. conduct
ing the Young Women's Christian Association ser
vice and the Monday prayers.
Dr Judson Smith, president Of the Board Of Trus-
tees gave an address Friday evening In Mary
Lyon Hall on aspects of the Chinese question.
The chief incident Of the week was the an
nual concert I'm Mary Lyon Hail. given by the
Holyokc Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs. sue
artistically and financially. The reception that
followed was we'll attended and brilliant occasion
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NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY

The debate with Rutgers Is 10 take place at New
Brunswick In Kirkpatrick Chapel The teams will
consist Of the following men Rutgers. A. +. john
son. Ol; J. NJ. Martin 80 and &. r. scattergood
So New-York University Boyer 90. Childs 90.
and Raymond. 90
The dual contest with Lafayette took place last
Friday and resulted In complete victory for New
York University. with score OF Sc To L.
Elaborate preparations making FOR the in
tercollegihte gymnhstir contest. About eighteen
colleges have entered. ana an interesting time is
expected Accommodations for from 600 |. 200
Will be arranged.
Manager Watson OF the baseball team has ar
ranged the following schedule: March 3. Princeton
at princeton; April .. Columbia ohio Field April
j.. Wesleyan Middletown, April 90 Dickinson Ohio
Field: April g. Trinity Ohio Field: April o. syra,
cuss; Ohio Field; May Lsfayette, Ohio Field, May
s. Rutgers, New-Brunswick; May TO- Fordham
Fordham; May IL Lafayette. Easton: May 20 Man.
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" ELLIS

Aurora y. Y. Feb. 26-Tuesiay and Thursday
evenings Miss Jane Adams of Hull House. gave
two lectures before tn" college Her subjects were
The Social Theories OF Count TOlstoi" and Eng
lsh ana American COLLEGE Settlements
For the usual celebration of Washington's Birth
day the representation OF the coronation OF Queen
Wilhelmina chosen this year. The young
Queen was impcrsonated 10y Miss Rosamund Wild.
80. Of Cambridge Miss Grace Gregory. '03 OF Los
Angeles. represented Japanese delegate and Miss
Suzanne Preston. 81 Kingston. made a startling
likeness Of President Mckinley
Saturday evening President and Mrs. Waters
gave "a reception TO the senior class. the seniors
themselves gave a reception 10 the faculty in the
college drawing rooms Wednesday afternoon. re-
ceving in colonial costume In honor OF the day
The new catalogue made it, appearance early
last week. The most notable changes are the addi-
ton Of Miss clara Langcrhcrs name 10 the list
Of Instructor professor Of biology. and the
modification Of requirements for entrance for spe-
Cal work
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SMITH

Northampton, Mass. FEB. 26.-Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst Professor Young, of Princeton. ect-
ured on astronomy On Friday. the nth. Pro-
fessor Goes of Amherst. lectred before the junior
and senior Latin students The lecture on
Modern Italy" Saturday. the 18th. the Lawrence
House Dramatic club gave COwley's THE Bell"'7
Stratagem." ON the I'D Professor Hart of Har-
ward University was the chief speaker al the
exercises in the chapel. He delivered an address
w shington ana Lincoln After these exercises
the students held the usual rally In the gymnasium
The c!as. songs wtre sung. and then Harriet Bliss
80 as president Of the students Council. announced
that the council had provided entertainment
for the students. calculated to invite them 10 q
high culture. Songs. speeches and recita tiOn
followed burlesques popular music, Lectures and
clOcution. The classes formed for grand march
and then, after more songs dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
SYRACUSE.

Syracuse y Y. Feb. 26-Dean Albert Leonard
Of the College Of Liberal Arts. has been in Column
bus Ohio for the last few days attending an edu-
cational convention lie returned 10 the city
Oh Friday morning.
The Rev. J. II. hartman secretary OF the alumni
association has given notice that the nominations
for alumni trustee. 10 be elected next commence
n,ent must be flee with him or before March
in order that they may be legal Mr.. Zartman's
address Is Groton, ~ Y
Professor William II. Mace has returned from
hts extended trip under the auspices OF the Univer-
sty Extension Society OF Philadelphia During
his absence he delivered thrtysx lectures In four-
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I'NIO>;

Schenectady. y. Y, Feb. 25.-The annual A''So"-
Toote prize debate between The TWO literary ~
cietles OF Union College took place hS' 'u' - ,n
evening at the First Presbyterian Church. nv
,.,o,e v,s an excellent one, each side showing
careful study and familiarity with the question:,
which was Resolved. That Tie United states shou'
construct and operate the Nic'fagu" '"h'" -.
three men represcnting the PhoTa.E Eean m , oooiet;
and the affirmative OF the quesiio" we're S'ebi bbiT "
Read 10. Harrison X. Wright, ~ ahu D'N X,.I,,' w
Noel 90 The three Adc.phc dcbaterS WcrG " ,d ~,
lam Dewey Loucks Oo Emil L. Wintcrpers: Wv, "ti ca
Irving " Kctchun. o. The society pIhr o. -
was won by the Adelphics, and ne liiuSIu""' -
also OF SO went TO irving W. hctcnum H. vodncs-
Washington's Birthday was observed on NcI Ncui' =,
dav morning by exercises in the college 9napei a,
10 80 o'clock After brief address py tc,,ca
Raymond Senator Edgar 7. Bracket' Sl Ne "a
Springs addressed the students upon '"' D"'' "
the Philippines. 5000 ,,. ~, tho Grant
ing OF thr charter by the Regents OF the otatc "
linton College. and the day was opscrVep oS,denI mS e
crcises I'm the chape' at 1880 ococ ck iTss.n',,,
RAYMOND delivered an address upon 'The Duty ol
the Educated Young Man 70 the state ana pN ~" T o.,
followed bv Charles +. WheeloCk. OF the boaru "
Regents. Ills subject being Education.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

N,evv-Rrunswlck y. j.. Feb. pa II. shearer'
90. II. D. W Rapalie, oo. and T. +. Joinson' W. W.
have been appointed committee o' .,e a,a
'".o ,,,o, 10 prenare and present to the associa-
tion a revision OF the constitution
! C. Richters has been chosen captain VI '"'
sophomore baseball team a,-
The Rev. Andrew Fogg lectured before 'he s'u ~
dents Of the Theological seminary III 'i I,T, s nun
,,n Thursday evening or opium IN nina ,.h
Washincton's Birthday having passed. 'nc ''''"
" The second sitting OF the Rutgers congress va a.
held on Thursday evening. The speaker appU,hhs' ere
the COMMITTEES and the "ppoINo "
among the various States was mace. -, -. ho
The examination in grammar nnn spelni''S Iii ~ take
the Tuns Quick prize. open to ieShn'"' WIZ
place on March T.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
BliOWN

Providence r. l.. Feb. 26.-Rues for the conduct
Of the new athletic field by the Athletic Assoca-
tion have recently been agreed upon by the assoca-
tion and the college, and 10 go into effect on
March /. Perhaps the most interesting OF them Is
one which provides that free admission 10 games
shall be granted to poor and deserving students
upon the request of the appropriate faculty COM
mttoe.
Baseball practice is still carried on daily in the
cage. The five candidates for the pitchers position
began systematic practice last week The Ice
hockey season has ended with Brown in thrd
paCe-a poorer showing than was made last year
The ElmwoOd duckpin team defeated Brown last
Wednesday in league game by narrow margin.
The Brown and Yale musical clubs gave un-
usually successful concert here last Tuesday even
ing
extinct Lecture Association are 10 be in part re-
placed this season by course which was begun
on Monday last wher Fred Hovey Allen spoke on
Contemporary Art in Germany" Other lectures
are TO be given by Professor A. D. F Hsmn OF
Columbia University; Professor Charles Eliot Nor
ton and Professor Charles Waldstein OF Cambridge
University.
The University Grammar School building which
was damaged by fire recently. will be ready for use
again this week. The basement and ground floor
of Maxcy Hall have been put In repair but the
sleeping rooms will not be ready for occupancy
before the beginning Of the spring term
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
More of the
TaiIOr=Made Suits

New ones, constantly-the show is ka-
leidoscopc. The gowns you saw yesterday
are replaced by others to-day, and the cry is
"Still They Come!" We have seldom
known such selling at any time, and have
never known such selling so early.
If you hsven't seen the suits we show,
you don't know anything about the posslbil-
tiles in the line of ready-to-wear beauty and
elegance. This is, in way, an instructive
showing. At any rate, it will teach you
what the best styles are
Here are few of the new arrivals. Note
the fact that even the lowest-priced are beau
tifuly finished and all silk lined:-
At sI5-Of serges black blue and brown well tailored
Jacket and skirt silk lined throughout
Al 500 5o-Of chevron and cheviots black ana
blue: tight-ftting Jackets correctly hanging sA'''
silk lined throughout.
Az s@-An assortment In covers. Venetans. PLAIN ana
mixed cheyiots in a variety OF colorings; ny IRON,
ana teht-fttina Jackets entire suit well tailored ana
silk lined.
At cheviot serge front jacket beauttuiy
finished with braid satin faced revers iined
throughout with taneta
At s2-Of mixed cloth; fyfront jacket some or
the skirts finished with stitching, others with trim
ming and buttons silk lined throughout
Second floor Broadway.
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Ir.MIRA.

Elmira, n. Y. Feb. 2G-Washington's Birthday
appropriately observed at the college An ad-
dress was given by John b. Stanchfed on George
Washington and His Influence over the United
States The audience WAS composed Of the fac
ulty and student body Of the college. The sopho-
mores enjoy ed "a banquet In the evening.
IN the evening the entire student BODY partcl-
patod IN George Washington party, attired in the
quain; Sarb OF the wOmcH of Colonial times The
guests were received DN the senior class The
large room was gayy decorated wiki draperies of
red. white ahd blue bunting and large nags The
stage was arranged with immense flags for the
presentation OF tableaus by the seniors who i'm
charming emDcmatic costumes. posed az different
States. Dancing followed
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
CORNELL.

Ithaca. y y. Feb 2.-The first Of the series Of
three debates 10 be held between the Andrew ID.
white and the Stewart L. Woodford debating
clubs was held Friday evening OF last week. and
was won by the Woodford Cub, which IL made up
OF 'O2 men The question debated was: Resolved
That the United States Government should con-
siruct and assume control OF the Nicaragua Canal"
A. G. Mntz +. B Mann and ID. T.. Smith repre-
sented the Andrew ID. White Club and w. V. Gal
isgher. r. g. stowel and X. S. Kent represented
the Stewart l.. Woodford club.
new club OF students has been formed In the
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The Rev Eugene A. Hoffman. Dean O. Gen..
Theological Seminary. Will preach q special =,
mon in the chapel on each Wednesday evening
Lent
The representatives. Of the seminary At the ..
nual convention held at Cambridge last week Va,
Franklin T.. Smith. senior ciass Herbe.i u n
rox middle class and James Wlse Junior cisss
The Rev Charles ". +. Body has irsiifr;es =.
sDecial seminar Tor the reminder II the yea- :,
"'rhc Book % Genesis. -
4 series OF prizes is offered by "The s,minari,,.
the official organ Of the student body for r. ier
The Editorial Board e THE Sominaran" eon.,,..
oe $. y. Innes \. g. Richards. Franklin T. snn
and Y. y Ia:>h.
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o.u.ro ~ Law which will be known as the hVi-
NVheeV " .n, ii. ~ Tho clllh Will be to appIE

coneSe c,Uh ., The work of the club will be to apply
So rules Of evidence learned in the claSsaoV' st
he trial Of with an agreer ~, The first meet
to~ and F. Whiteman acted as Juuho'
viii meet on Thursday evenings. .o,ou team SAYS
hat he is much pleased thus far with tne Io' Ti,h
the candidates who are gong mo prong e team For
The present the coaching will be mainly coiaS he done
batting together with VIA wha thnt the great need
Of all college teams is better Dattlng anu n ha in
ting has always been Corne'i s,renehen it, The
10y of wedding out the candidates mas aheany , CO..
begun and will continue until ned ae Southern trip
when il will be necessary TO decide preNts Iennngs
p upTn .le me nroposed trip is the best method
that could he adopted TO bring the tedr' @ cnnc GIr
in tne when otherwise nothing would be done
and will also give the team the DeheIS % hich are
o,G t me hest OF The Country There is no danger
of overtraining the men, since the worN "o"e W."
The officers of the Cadet Corps have formed an
officers school to meet every sarnrudi hs admted The
instruction viii have in view 6eteF may possibiy
ia setSs nS dmrne the spring term
may also be formed for non-commissionen no
football captain for next season Is apparently an
acceptable solution OF the problem whCn WonI
ed the Football Commter ns of tbe reasons Why
II declined to ratify the election OF Sweetland from
which aDPesTi ns @G of HIncR% r sRweeand would
leave The field open for the selection OF coach
who had had leading part in the untortuhdlc
rvalres Of the last season and could unite the IN
terests OF the ensuing season. ., -, 80
The first Of the class contests 10 decide the su,
premacy in basketball among the women was heln
in the Sage Gymnasium on Monday evenna Whtn
the Junior and sophomore teams played me gaihc ,
W. $ won by the juniors Next Monday evening the
freshmen viii play the seniors. and the Two WIN
ming teams Will meet on Monday evening MarGh Ei M y,
to decide the championship. class banner VII be
presented by Miss Brownel and Miss CanheIn 10
20 onward Bates Superintendent of bridges and
buildings OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railroad. has presented to the university large
number Of drawings Of culverts. buildings, bridges,
otc Of the railroad under his charge The College
Of civil Engineering already possesses the largest
collection OF drawings and photographs OF engineer
ing works completed and in progress. ever go; to-
gether A large number Of them are not exhibited
for lack Of room. .
The freshman banquet was held at the New
Ithaca on Tuesday evening. and was successful
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

The twenty-nlnth anniversary OF Tho foundln, =.
Normal College was celebrated By special ey.'
clses In the ohapel on Tuesday morning r.,, :,
s.a!ncd-g glass windows presented By the cont.
class. ard number Of pictures and books by -.
various literary societies. ~
The fifth lecture In the course On "Chi = Sir,.
will he delivered in the lecture hall 0, The cary
on Thursday afternoon ~ DR. Janes T. Hassa
supervisor Of drawing and manual training y
"Seguin and His Successors"
A bazaar will 5e held by tho Associate Aiu,
al the Waldcrf-Astoria the hrs' week IN Anrli =
the benefit OF the Alumna Settlement Honse.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
-. a,coror, ,ovvrs OF Pennsylvania. New-Jersey

-, d,roror, ,owns OF TennsyINanla, N'W-JVT'"y
and New-York. -, .rock form NJ H. Al
asssfant manager j. W FARLEY. " % %hac tIn,crcoi y,
York 10 attend the annual me,uhb o,rcrnliv -, urdor-
stood that some important mehiur[s nre gcmeni gc
up for consideration. ana inc Hh1 inIon,,nn
,houoht II wise to send a good deIeB"'o"-
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,,>,tCN TIIEOI OGICAL SEMINARY

r, D.. nr s.mueI NJ Hamilton, OF Louisville.
100 tbo s,xtb Of a course OF sermons on Inc
1Ioly snirit" In the Adams Chapel OF Union , unso
logical Seminary yesterday afternoon. nd IJolv
n,o''s subiect was THE Holy Spirit ana iio''
Scripture. - o,,,rorv onnea red this
~ living The register OF the various classes az
Soows Senior 2s middle. A. junior 30; Sp'rihal Th
aPmdents l2; fellows. 2 ard graduates H. i"e
Th" Rev Franklin p. Relnhod, l1o.yQkee; -h"ss''
has been elected secretary OF the class OF ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

the French Revolution" ,""uenct
The officers OF the Star and Crescent Chez. -.
for the present term George Walter W.T. Clrb
president; Arthur Noble T1vior secrotary' W1,,os
D. Dressler, treasurer, and Loranda Loss Woosrsann
referee '''fVl.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

-, century Professor Woodbury. asked tnis in,,
question: what poet whose acapa'",oa oven you new
have made ms rs 'fn interest," OF life? Ninety men N
the answered sSyv WHId'TGTKa " Keats lfs Scott
lowed by Burns ~ ongny, t,rontS Coeridge and
De Quincy (prose), each l.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
TEACHERS.

The fret Gee club concert of the year VIII 4.
given In the college gymnasium on Tbur.A."
March o. 1@T
George Philip Knapp. Instructor In Eaglish ~
Just received the Pm. y. degree from Johns u1ss uss
kins InYcrfl.y 'Ne
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
4 Wanannaker Shoe Selling
aht an OOO pairs of Shoes at Half Prices and Less

A@hrm
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"tagk
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aUund shoes
s.TheGu KnyC Co.,
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BtoG
vhefG can
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
Two.and.a.HaIf a Pair

Black enamel grain, box calf and patent leather
brown. russell calf full English toe; thick sole
In shape, make fit and detail of finish equal to GUS
tom work
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
SHOES FOR BOYS-Large and Small
One Dollar a Pair

Tan Russia calf, with stout oak leather soes ana 1o
sr,;nc heels. sizes to 1917 with heels, sizes IL
,a5H Handsome shoes that will stand hard usage.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YoRk.
Tho faculty has announced these subjects Tor ,h'
Riggs prizc competition: Senior class. "Ine foNcS
=, tho United Statcs Toward Conquered PQsses
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
At One.Seventy a Pair

Boots; mostly the fashionable laced styles extra ,ss
chrome tanned kidskin, with stout weltei sls r
the thinner turned soles with kd'and patent la4s
tips; most approved toe shapes Of to-day T.a
line up to any $3.50 standard.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
At Two Dollars a Pair

Black kid and box calf; laced and buttoned; fr-
wel,ed soles; newest toe shapes; pertec, st,
shoe of the usual 81 grade.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
OES FOR GIRLS
One twenty-five a Pair

Yidsko bultoned and laced made by one OF the noted
constructors of childrens shoes. Regularly sell io'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27

haitian. Jasper oval; May 2S Fordhams ono ohewan rie
May o. Rutgers, Ohio Field; June D.
Ohio Field
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
Two Dollars a Pair

Black and tan and brown Russia leather; oo* ehaie'
and patent leather; many sample snoes !" '"'' '''
TO date in finish and design.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
At One.Seventy.five a Pair

Golden brown kidskn; laced modern toe sAiPr
flexible ,ol-s; modi,h shoe extensively sf'e.-Ss