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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

Auctioneer Stidhum sold at Public Sale
for A. Fl. TYSON. agsnt.at Martins Stable,
Tnird and Orange streets, on "Wednesday.
Horse. sol. $85 S03. ". 1851, sil6, s95, Sss,
sl4A s62, 1925, sy2 Sill, Ssa slO5, SlO2 81,
sos ", S7O, 500, Sl2l, $40, t95.
Also one pair of mules $l73.5O. Average
r', o 81 head $llN The sale was well at.
Il d ID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

or all the dreary places on the face Of
Delaware soil Dover certainly takes the
bun. That Is one reason why 80 many
sharps are around. while the legislature
Is In session looking around for "sinkers'
No wonder the member do not care to
stay over night in the Capital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karls.
Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its &C
soid for years ou absolute guarantee. Prics
rs and so cts.
Sold BY N. 3. Danforth, Second and Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21
YOU TRY IT.

II Shi,oh's Cough and Consump.io, Cure
which Is sold for the small price OF 25r.. 80
ard 81. does not cure tako the bottle back and
we will cfund your money Sold for over 80
years on this guarantee Price 20 ana 5V Gus
Suld by. Il. b. Danforth, Second and Market
n.rants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Gear
offered a Joint resolution in the senate
yesterday appointing Oscar w. deg
nan, of Iowa, cadet at the United
States Naval academy. Dlegnan was
$40 Of the Merrimac heroes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

nr. H."A Howell after several weeks
sickness IL again ablc to attend to the
call of paiier t. His Office Is at NJ. 800
Delaware Avenue. His many friends arc
glad 10 see him ON tho streets again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

The bill introduced in the Legislature to
: appoint d Water Commission TO whom apr
peal, iptha case Of excessive water rents
can be appealed 10 not the bill that 10
wanted BY our citizens to give them RELIEF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer.
sey, Delaware and Maryland: Light
rain toni""'' "~''' -"'''h"rly winds.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is reliable.
Why try some new medicine when this old
reliable remedy can BE- had for only 25
cenis,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is recom-
mended by many physicians 1t cures the
worst cough or colo, and 1t Is always re"
linbAA =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21

Looking For Barton.
Philadelphia officers are looking for
notorious crook named Thomas Barton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-21
The PRODUCE MARKETS
Reflected by Dealings in Phlladel'

AS Reflected by Dealings In PhilodeI'
phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2O.--Flour well r..aaiii,:
tained; winter superfine, s2,s.SSSsrz.50; Penn.
sylvania roller. clear, sscsisa3.3 80; city mills.
extra :" scsr5:7, Rye flour firm at ss:2'
per barrel for choice Pennsylvanla
wheat In light demand No. red, Janu'
ary, 15@75Nc Corn dull; No. mixed, old
January. 4lf4ihc.; do. do, new. January
4oQ4CAc.; No. yellow. new. for Local
trade HIa@42c. Oats quiet and steady
No. 2 white. s5c; No. 2 white, chPrcd
s51s5,ac. Hay steady; choice timothy,
s1l:En eer larse taies. Beef steady; beei
hams, $ls5eGIs Pork firm: family. $l2d
1850. Lard steady; western steamed, $3.50
Butter firm; western creamery, 14a19c..
do. factory. 12914c; Elgins 19c.; imita'
tion creamery, lsa17c.; New York dairy
l3dI1sc.: do. creamery, 14M18c. fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobbing at 21d24c.3
DO. wholesale, 2oc. Cheese steady; large
white and colorcd. 1ohc.; small do, liz
1lAc. light skins. 7haSl4c.; part do.
6ha7hc.; full do, Sa313c. EGGS steady
New York and Pennsylvania, 1Il9lfc.i
western, fresh, 1shc. southern, 1sqls@ac
Potatoes steady; Jerseys. H.12kMl. so
New York. sl.25a1.S2ls; Long Island. N.75d
2: Jersey sweets $l.25d25O. TalloN
Cottonsecd oil steady; prime crude. 19c.
do. yellow, 2SG2Slac. Rosin dull; strained
common to good, sl35. Cabbage dull Al
$2G4.
Baltimore. Jan. 2o.-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat dull and easy; spot and
month, 74AG75c.; February. 75T75kc.
May, 76c; steamer No. Q red, 72472Ac.,
southern, by sample. 7Cq16c.; do. on grade
72lsq75.ac. Corn dull and easy; spot
S9lsaS9s,c.; month"; 1850 395.r.; February
S99sd39Ac. steamer mixed, 369+a31c.I
southern, white. S7l9a4Olsc.; do. yellow
27bd40c. Oats firm: No. white. 34isc.l
No. 2 mixed, 32d32i4c. Rye steady; No.
nearby, Gle; No. 2 western. 63lac Hay
firm and healthy; No. l timothy, $ll.
Lettuce at 81. .259 1.50 per bushcl box.
Live stock Markets.
New York, Jan. 20.-Steers and bulls
steady; cows steady to 10c. higher; steers.
medium to prime. A.75d5.45; oxen and
I, stass .$2.75@4.4t; bulls. common to good.
$3ssli; choice to extra fat do, A.2OM
4G0; cows, poor TO good, s2a375; good to
choice fat heifers, A.4oi5.So. Calves firm
veaIs s5dS.25 coarse southern calves.
ss45. Sheep steady; lambs 5alec lower;
s.esu. fair to prime, s4d45o; lambs, good
to choice, sSloI5.e5 Hogs steady; or
oiHary ,t,.ptw 10 pt,"s % "o r., oo-.;a, ,ie mar.
ket steady; extra, s5sOd5.7O; prime. s5.2j
Q54O; good, s5s5.25; common, $s.25aS9O;
bulls. cows and stays, $250G4.40 Hogs
ruled active and higher: mediums. $3,s0dl
3.s5: heavy Workers. sS.s5; light Workers,
$375G3s0, pigs. s3.50u3 60: roughs, 2.50G
$40; skips. s2,5g32o. Sheep steady and
unchanged, choice wethers. $4.45m45O:
good wethcrs s4.45a45o; fair mixed. 1910
@4l0; common, $25Od3.5O; choice lambs,
E.loG525; common to good, s3.5oa5: veal
calves, s6.s9a75o: heavy aud thin calves.
N95. - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
CORNELL

Ithaca n Y. Jan. l5.-The Executive Commit
tee Of the Board OF Trustees has appointed MARX
Y Slingerland assistant professor Of economic en-
tomoogy.
Several important additions have been maze 10
the library OF the College Of Law including Inc
Irish Law Times and Solicitors Journal thirty
one volumes and The Irish Jurist." eighteen vol
umes
The singing in Sage Chapel last Sunday afternoon
was admirable The Choral Society Of the Con-
servatory Of Musir LED by John D. Bea4i sang
What Star In Its Glory Upriseth?" Lord, Let
Is Hear Thy Voice" and promised Joys from
Racine's "Athaie." set 10 music by MeIdesSSoesn
II is proposed 10 have singing by the Chordl 50
other Sunday services Z string quartet VIII pay
and il is possible that occasionally the GIee OIuD
The manager Of the baseball team has announced
that winter practice will begin about Fenruary ~
II will be held IN the armoTy instead OF II IN, me
building on The air grounds ma w Irve uS o1 Feb
ruary Is and viii then assume fGlI charge OF me
men. The Easter Tip South. when VAL De AXE"
will include games with Georgetown virginia MeI-
Ger Georgia Trinity Norin Carohha ana @i'Uei
bilt and several League teams.
The Athletic Council met Monday, evening and
adopteG rules regarding the use OF the C IN
minor branches Of athletics II accoroance win
the rules. the Cross Country Club and me IA
neil" TO A. J. Sweet, c. J. Berry. W. {: Yeat-
man and C. Torrance was awarded the c. for
c cr9.s count team Manager J. H. Hanes read
Ire a .hletic team schedule which comprises meets
Fisher announced that he had received challenge
from the United States Naval Academy Tor race
at Annapolis. II the expense OF, the trip can be
met II is probable that Cornell VIII accept
The memorial prize debate was held IN lhe
armory Tuesday evening The question deoateG
was Resolved That the interests or me Onleu
states are opposed 10 the permanent control or any
norton OF the Eastern Hemisphere except so much
AZ NAV be needed for naval stations The speak
e-s were: Affirmative Z. 6. Lorenzen, {. a Mac
Henry Oaking the place Of Il {. Allen VINO was
M Frank II Hausner and J Bennett Nolan; mega
tive G T Horton. F; E Whitman: r Il, II BueK
Walker of New-Y seabury s Could OF i Seneca
Fails and the Rev. L. g. p. Pierce, OF ithaca
The Judges awarded the prize 10 James Bennett
Mr. Courtney was in Philadelphia Monday and
called on Ellis Ward. at Franklin Field lie a.so
egofiated for the services Of John Hoyle 10 bullc
a shell for the 'S9 crew.
owing 10 Professor Harris's absence in louisiana
no general courses in geology Will be given dulns
The winter Hereafter the terms OF the departln
Of geology will be spring, summer ana iaI! ms
chance mas been made in order 70 give students
Interested in geology an opportunity 70 STUDY the
subiecf for twelve consecutive weeks without Other
University WoTk -, 49,, . -.
wednesday the anniversary OF the birth OF Ezra
Cornell was observed d University holiday
An address was delivered In the armory by udge
Walter T Frear. OF the Supreme Court OF Hawaii
on THE Government OF Hawaii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
COLUMBIA.

C / Weston 90 has been appointed manager
~ the Varsity crew by the governors Of the Boat
club in the place OF William VI. Maxwell, IT.. VINO
resigned. Il was also decided by the governors TO
order TWO boats from Waters.
DR. Walter g. Peet is Well into the Introductory
stage of teaching his stroke 10 the crew candl-
dates He is devoting much time 10 the most ele-
mentary points being particularly anxious that lhe
men SIT right. Instead Of swinging from tie Hlps
a. was necessary with the Cowles stroke, me
men are supposed 10 rock on the pelYis bones. Inc
other work so far has chiefly consisted IN polntlAk
out the necessity for keeping the mead erect az az
times II allowed 10 drop by each man at the emu
OF the stroke Dr. Peet points out that the Dod-
will Stag behind strokes. The freshmen are puiiIhs
out IN excellent shape. -
"A Night OF" which the track team viii put on
next week at the Berkeley Lyceum. VIII be novel IN
Counbia thea tricas. since the female parts Will De
taken by women. Dean Smith has consented 70
let the Barnard girls appear provided they are not
announced as Barnard students. The cast wnlch
Mr. bennett. the coach. has selected Is as follows
Justinian Rabbit, n. A Harrison Hairy Damask
{ I BLOCK. Jack Mulberry. Lee Bingham. Lord
Mulberry John T Middleton: Marcus Brutus Snap
II W Kiralfy. Prowl F y. Goodwin; Mrs. IAN
tinpa Rabbit Miss Minnie Humphrey. Nisbe. Miss
stella c. Stern. Angelica. Miss Charlotte Nom
Baur. Susan Miss Mary Prar.
In its last issue The Spectator asks that the
large building on the southwest corner OF the site
correspondng with College Hail. be handed over to
the student papers and clubs by Superintendent
Darling who now lives there. correspondent
goes still further and says that II should be made
a student clubhouse. "a gathering-place for the
whole undergraduate body.
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Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 1.-THE only new feature OF
the University catalogue for 1888. besides the com
parative tables OF students and officers o. instruc
ton is the department OF university puoAca1iolls'
which has never before been embodied in the cata-
logue Under this department Is an exchange
bureau by means OF which the publications OF lhe
University are distributed and exchanged Win
other institutions OF learning. The catalogue states
that the registration OF students Is less oy iory-
four than in the previous year. The oHcers q IN
structon number rs and the students Z.so OF winch
number Z6ss are natives Of the United States
The plans for the new laboratory for the medlcai
department are now under consideration ~ ne
location has not Vet been decided upon vut az d.
raueeuents will soon be completed. 1nt ldUOia.Vty
5I - sn,1irned for teaching pathology, bacterlOi-
oa-v physiology and pharmacodynanlcs' 60 49,.
definite plans have yet Occn Hdir 4ol NIo
roving season. Following the precedent eslao-
lished the freshmen viii prooaoy race Anna POta'
as In in mi Likelihood the Varsity, about the
middle of MAY The VARSITY race Will occur n ING
last week IN June. ana already there Is d siI44-
army of men looking for PAGES IN the va lODs
heats The coach. Mr.. Ward, has arIanseu d
scbS5uie bv wnich ne viii have eighty men rowing
daily The candidates Tor the Narsl'! Cs .Hi,. -
81 the following: CrOwtners, lie Boutlii,eI
Akin OBrien Walker. Slifdn ana FHlwA4HyI. ne
members and substitutes OF ldst year 49, 49,
80, vrho are out this year are GaTdluer W gehs.
Eentzine Busch, Hall. Fickwater, SnoNeI' Neo-
- anG Evans The freshman candidates are as
follows Higgins, Montgomery snarplsss' So al
smith Barnett Law. Henderson Francis s'I ny
SsrossdaIe Heyer jerks. Shaier, PIerso4 ana VOL
io OIL Society OF the Alumni recently issued It's
sc bo-t seven hundred. This is about one-fttn
- he alumni now living. According 10 me treas
.. 49, Tsonrf the income OF the society during the
iaeI wear was NlO0 and the expenditures Ss0o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
SYRACUSE

Syracuse y Y. Jan l5-On account Of the mid
,aar examinations. which begin next Friday. the
dov NJ prayer for colleges will be postponed from
Inc 2ett to some day not yet decided upon n
February ,
Arthur D. Clement, OF the Regents ONCE at Al
ha-v visited the University unofilcially last week
LYMAN C. Smith. OF this city. has just presented
,he University with a valuable piece Of machinery
for the physics department II Is the best precision
lathe that Is made the equal OF which Is found In
oi two other college laboratories in the country
Ahout one hundred and fifty volumes OF valuable
,orks IN subjects connected with the English de-
rartrnent have just been added 10 the library from
nc ,,brarv of the late instructor, DIT John h Boyn-
,o The hooks are mostly on old and middle
English -. ..,.... a.
81 IN the skating-rnk on the athletic he.d
80 20 oo lp and down with the thermometer
LEAST four times during the last three weeks me
- ,onars have announced that the rink IL and
is not TO be made -. - r.,
rr scott owen professor Of anatomy IN the COL
- =, Medicine died Of pneumonia al his home
on Monday January = -,
The University giee and instrumental ciubs re-
nor, a successful holiday trip. both financially ana
+horwtse In spite OF the fact that they iQs thelT
arcerf In lie Roy account or an epidemic OF
smallpox there. $780, -. ht.,orv VIII he a h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

will be held In the Ballantine Gymnasium on Fri
day evening, February 10.
Professor r. w. Prentiss who holds the chair OF
astronomy while looking over old copy OF
Herschels Outlines OF Astronomy" a few days
ago. noticed on the fyleaf the following inscribed
names William T. Sampson October l. 1882
wv. Scott Schley. 1t. L. s. Navy" Professor
Prentiss several years ago bought the book at
secondhand bookstore in Washington.
The seniors this term will study history OF art
with DR.. John c. Van Dyke.
The first entertainment In the course OF four for
the benefit OF the College Athletic Association will
be given in kirkpatrick Chapel Wednesday
evening, January -. John kendrick Bangs will
read from mis- own works.
A challenge has been received from the New
York University for debate between the Cniver-
sity and Rutgers. President Scott has appointed
Professors Stevenson Milford and Barbour, OF the
faculty and Messrs Courtney. Hart and Shearer
OF the student body. TO arrange for the debate
New-York University will present the question
and Rutgers will choose the side on which she VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

II has been decided by the faculty to hold mid
yelr examinations, and they will begin on Febru-
AIRY continuing all that week. The advantage ex-
pected from examinations at this time Is that. &C.
curing as they do az a md-period, II the tests
they afford Of work being done shall show that
time 10 benefit the students final standing at the
close of the year.
Resolutions adopted at the last stated faculty
meeting regarding extension work defined how
such courses shall be given looking toward max
ing each extension course integral part OF that
college course 10 which Il corresponds. In order
that it may tend to a college diploma Such work
cannot. however, tend to degree OF The Uni
versity.
The project OF summer school has been laid
aside Tor the present but II is probable that year
from next summer. In 1900, such school may be
In operation-not 5ffering a limited number OF
courses but full and complete in all respects ana
supported By the full strength Of the University
Teachers College Alumni Association holds Its
winter meeting next Thursday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
YALE.

r1avan Conn Ian 15-Colege opened on
January 10 In all departments. During the reCess
the University catalogue has appeared, ana II Is
the largest one ever issued II is bound IN blue
cloth and stamped with the Yale seal in GIT on
the middle of the cover. There are five hundred
paees systematically arranged. and in a much more
convenient form than in previous years All III
crease in the number Of pupils enrolled Is SNOW"
In all departments save the Divinity Schoo! Ino
total number Of professors. instructors and ectur-
ers is 26O five more than last year Inc large
nunber of women students enrolled in the different
departments is noticeable in comparison Win lot
years c..,
on December 81 the faculty OF the Divinity School
announced the winners Of the William H. Foss
scholarship as follows. W. C. Blakeslee W. -
Keller 4 C. Holt J. T. Stocking, George LON
make F @ Blanchard. Joseph Weiss, {. G Cld'Ae'
arrnngements FOR the junior promenade Of the
class OF 90 are advancing. although there VIII
probably not be as many visitors as IN former 5I
Years. The guests will this year arrive on Mon n
dav January % instead OF on SaluIudyy - ~. az
davs Instead Of three and a half. This chahsS
has been made at the request OF ne lto.i.s' 90
owing to the shorter time Of the festiylurs anu
,,ron6rtion9l decrease in expense IL Will prove 4
boon TO the poorer class OF students VINO ,i,e
heretofore considered themselves unable 10 IhN''e
Alfred L Ripley. OF Andover Mass mas PR
man books which ne desires TO De l ustn a. de a
nucleus Of seminary library toT ihe De ,I M noe
partment for the use OF the graaua'e a"' enc,
advanced undergraduate students MI. I'.P'oy
practically organized the German dep4I ~ M
It's present firm basis in BE ana wa I.e npasenf
chief promoters Of the Introduction OF the pleSetIe
onrionsl system and entrance requirements ~.
modern languages during the tune OF MS asss'aH'
professorship here. from 1850 20 lsss .. rs
The class Of ~ IN the academic depaf tnen' .I
decided to erect memorial gateway 70 tn III 10 (
Theodore Westwood Miller who dled on, Juli .
last frorn wounds received at San Juan hlli VINE
a member OF the Rough Riders. The gate Is 10 ps
erected between the chapel and Durtee Ham, ana
will be a handsome structure. 80 ,> Ill,
nreacb I'm Batte Chapel on sunday. FEBRUARY ~;
This will be the only sermon Dr. StS 1Ss WI. VII
preach in the East prior TO an eAtehueu "eS'e'N
tour which he has planned -, 49, .. ~,,,
The subscription which has been taken Up L. 70 s
cessful only few hundred dollars stu remaining
TO be collected. $1,000 s.-. ~ e,
tended Western and Southern trip last ga 'urday
and reported large attendance and receipts IN az
The cities visited The trip was most successlu'
In every way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
BROWN.

1,.o,,,aonca Ian l5-Baseban practice IS just be-
,,,,o Under the direction OF last years cap
tain William Lauder who is now member OF the
philadelphia team. The nine has lost three men
mis- year by graduation. Lauder. Fultz and Gam
mons and three by failure 10 return TO co"ese'
rrsnk and Richard Croker and Cook. The posi-
tions Of frst second and third base men ana rlsh'
and LEFT feld are therefore left vacant-aI unusu-
eiv large number. Games have already Deeh ar
Tegeed with Harvard. Yale. Princeton Fennsyi-
,,snis Cornell and other leading colleges. 49,
The new catalogue shows a slight increase IN tls
her Of students since the directory was lSsut-
early In the autumn. and notable increase So
ies+ wear when the total number Wa e"L 4nele
re nov, g25 OF whom 10 are IN the women NJ
ieee and 81 In the graduate departments IT.
eroesf class is naturally the freshman class, Wnlcn
numbers gle an increase OF q over last year our
new Scholarships are mentioned founded rtSl,t-S
49, Nv the ATE Rev. Walter q. webster. f-d-
S,ard c Thayer Harriet Daniels and james Leana
Howard The first is for young men only ana t tle
he other two are available for students OF either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
MOUNT HOLYoKE.

s'oh Hadley Mass. Jan l5-Professor Louise
,-@1ooiph. who was absent last term, has returned
nef work in history OF art
~ geological department has recently added 10
o. Jnesean a large and handsomely mounted set
so tss annual concert under the direction Of the
Ges 60 class was given Tuesday last BY the
r. - o. the Boston Institute OF Technology.
stl,n1. s-1ehls nave been able 10 find good sub
tgni,y .or gymnasium practice IN the rare oppor-
Thers tot coasting afforded by the icy campus.
seds Las been the usual display Of improvised
A.. me array OF brooms, dustpans and trays.
socis,e one hundred and fifty OF the students as
q, - members OF the village church were present
ThQrsg5ssa hhnal rolcall and supper OF the church
-'soay afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

from college for the next I'VE weeks, in order
TO deliver several courses OF lectures unaer tue
auspices OF the University Extension soclety. IN
Eastern Pennsylvania and southern Sew OF
of Associate Professor Flick and part Of professor
Flicks work will be in charge OF z. Z. Sperry "uV
is taking graduate work in the history department
The teachers OF the modern languages N me M,
verslty met recently with Professor h & MorriS -
language association II Is not definitely se'u re-.
vet but membership will probably be open 70 tne
Teachers OF these subjects 10 the seniors who are
making their major in any OF the modern IAN
guages. and 10 persons in the city VINO are N'''
ested In such study. - .,.,- -o,aro1
The track and baseball teams began their genera
evmna SUM training last week. Iney VIII 10
work FOR general development I'll. about MaIcn, J.
when special work Will be started under the Tram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

The Rev c. Is. Macksey. s. j.. Of Florissant
Mo-. has been called to the professorship OF TN
Junior class TO take the place OF the Rev james
r. Pagan, s. j.. who has retired, owing 10 III
health.
In the last week g J. MCFARLAND. 90. manages
OF the Baseball Association received contribution
TO the amount OF 1891. -.
debate was Should the United States adopt
policy OF territorial expansion The affirmative
~ The subject was argued By J. McAster ans
Louis Bossard; the negative by Henry I. Smith
The constitution incorporating the different ath
etc Associations If the college has been approved
and adopted by the students II viii go into eneci
the second Saturday OF June