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CITY COLLEGE.

The regular sessions q the college wsr. ,r.
pended on Monday. owing 10 the death q, -.
youngest son Of President Alexander S Webb M.
typhoid FOYER contracted IN The United States e.,
vice.
Professor &. Howard Parmley. ~ the dsr.,-
ment q applied mathematics. has been selected =,
tho head Of those sections ~ tho college tia, a..
being transferred 10 the Metropolitan Life surN.
ing. am
college annual. has been elected As follows E
tor-in- chief James Walter sheridan BUSHES.
manager: Arthur Bastne treasurer. George Ws,..
VVhiteside secretary. Iriel VI LOwenbaum A.
editor Ernest Schmid. and associate editors NJ
H. " Knpe. NJ. l.. Marks and \. Elder
The PhrenOcOsman Literary Society has elec,,i
rho following officers for the second term: Pfss
cent A. ". Levy. vice-presdent. Solomon Wlnsf.
secretary. A. Bickham. editor, Samuel Frank sI
treasurer T.. j. Slender.
prof,ssOr Charles a. Doremus has been An
nointed by the New-York Academy Of Science
member OF the committee TO arrange for the SIN
annual exhibition Of recent progress In science h,
he held next month ~ the American Museum .,
Natural History.
the following class Day Committee: James Wstr
sheridsn' Chairman: &. !. Lewis. Samuel J. woot
and J. J. Shufro.
The Phi Sigma Kappa mas initiated George Y.
Kyle and J.. Wallace krauss
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COLUMBIA.

rho n,oetlng OF the Faculty Committee o" ~,
,,ics ON wednesday produced many su'p' ,,,,,ar
-a,,ogo Professor Kemp and ProteSsu. - -
oo,,,os,ne the committee. ordered tnd' ' q
II r.lmor Captain 4. NJ. Henderson anu ~ 80
r,,t,,,,or all OF the hockey team Do "0'
fr, renresenting the university in any amt
do"iast itntil February l. 1900, unless r,as a. is
coz - snecoI pernnission. These athleits,
tee gives yded the regulations governing am
Io,tc, which have been prescribed ny W ~ evbrnit-
gnLoj,,Ies for ali games must hereafter ne 80 an
- 80 Tho committee on Athleflr Sl'oito ''trnd Il,
ura,od nv II A similar approval j ..nresont
fhn case OF every individual ihtchu'"H W
Columbia In any contest -. .ho ousnices OF tho
To-morroW afternoon under me dul Piii,oro,ures
1or.rttnenf of Germanic languages anu Il,s, los
Udinrich Conried will speak on y Je 40 Have
Snrechens on Wednesday, IN room % d,,rnstIc
,pInver Hall William Archer the tnshsh vi 'IVbst
nrific viii address the undergraduates ." "
can an re p io"'e DR. D. Mcconnell rector OF me
Cbrrch Of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn VIII "e'Ne'
ne haccalaureate sermon this year. ,oo, d,oatsd
on Thursday Kelley and Spelgei. WI, a. n
p a,I " ard Einnegan OoC in the finals IN me
%oU The scores were 21-2O and 2l-l$. ,,a rs
on Thursday evening John kehdrcR pa Hf9r,or
Will read a paper on Tho Evolution u '"7 i
lei" before Kings Crown. ,, .asos
George IT, Baker. the librarian mas p,sce , o 81
-, the galleries Of the library. with inc lIIet.u
Whitney Phoenix collection. The isl ncII I.Io %
fine first folio Of Shakespeare. the I'VE l' ,se Isss
n ''The Compleat Angler dated lo.S 1922 Ill = -
ana f6-G. first editions Of Chaucer. Ben Johs0n Anu
other early English classics ma aI,,,nA a.
NJ TIerodotus numbering several hundred NoIu,hss
and including copy NJ the first EDITION Prin,e" 80
the Aldine Press In 1852 copy OF Herooot"s III mo
Latin Is dated Rome, 1fI5
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RUTGERS.

New brunswick. ~ j.. March l9-The aepa'e
with New-York University took place on rum
evening in Kirkpatrick Chapel The subject ""S'
,.posoIved That the United States should retain
nermanent control OF the Philippine Islands. NV
York University had the affirmative ana he' l'p
resentatves were Boyer '0O Chiid7 y" anu ,Ta,
mond 80. The Rutgers debaters were James "'"'
Tin 'sa: Claude scattergood, 90. ana AieAah"''
Johnson 'Ol The debate was won ny iSulsLr' 4. az
The baseball schedule announced TINS VIZ ,t.,rch
follows. March 90 Princeton at trinceto1; I,',,hia
o. Iehigh at South Bethlehem; April Ia t'mray,
University at New Brunswck; Apriv Nv 1!niver
mi at New Brunswick; May .. New 1nIk w
st ~ New-I}runswick: May II. Wesleyan al NSW
RrInswick: May 49, Crescent Athletic 'lup a. N2 Ne;
Ridge: MAY H. Ursinus AT New-Bruhsm'IN f,n !
a. New-York University at New-f oTK' anu '""' ~
ITrslnus at COllegevie. ,.. oiose was
The annual barquet OF the sophomore cass wa" 5
held at the Mansion House on trlday eSer'e' "'
he freshman banquet Thursday eVenlhs. and
The Tuns Quick prize in English gfamiGetb % Eos
smelling omen to freshmen, was won ny 1n e,t i
Irn"st Pett Of Elizabeth. with honorable me"''o"
10 Jonathan French scott 49, i,,dges q :
PRESIDENT Austin Scott was one OF me Juufus a.,
the seventh annual contest or inc ,,oh ~
intercollegiate Oratorical uHlo" he'u u" ~
at South Bethlehem, Penn
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UNION

Schenectady n. y March i9-Some time ago
committee OF local alumni was organized iof III"
nurnose of setting In motion project 10 aln lon
College. This committee consisted OF Judge ~ -
strong f. f. Kriegsmann, Frank Cooper ,. W.
Mcclellan James a. Van Noast, }. H. 'rahaIn'
" / Pearson H. q. Glen. T. C. Angle a. H.
Jackson and A. J. Dillingham;. pubic ineeu"e
called nv the committee on Friday eNelins w.
,,oW attended and the citizens preseil, VIZ "a
resenfntive men. coming from the huS,ante99s ~
,rnfnssional classes Of the city ~. j. Illhln W." W.
chosen chairman and Allan II. Jackson secie'd az
,Tba nirpo.. OF the me citing was thoIDus ,'S IL
cueeed and a motion offered by r.. :, A"I ~
mai II he the sentiment OF the meetlhE tnas w -
~, authorities buy or lease tho college paStuI ~
he cSnyerted into city park. me i'ot.pa ,e
nnantmoie!v carried \ committee c0ilSls,lIS 50 W
Imdge strong F.. Z. Angle and W. l. hansDn eo,
,boS Amounted to confer with the trustees III
cnrrine The lease Of the college pasture lot pl'N,
The meeting then adjourned, 10 meet again ny ~
Tmesdav evening to listen to the report OF '"'
committee ... ,a,, Tuesday from
bic southern trip to the Florida Chautauqud NleIg
ho wrs one Of the fifty speakers VINO au"''
the assembly. 81 tho class q
largely attended and was an ehJoyabr H tnast
Gnrdiier Kline, Of Amsterdam presIHeu AZ , ,,,o,
master The committee in charge OF me y" IL
consisted Of II L. Fuller, John McNan !. L. ''''-
riman and A. s. Golden.
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NETWORK UNIVERSITY

The class OF ~ at its annual reunion elec,ea ~
John J. Moorehcad, president Perry G. Pentz v,..
president and j. Y. irwin. permanent secre,arv
The baseball team took IT'S first outdoor ,,,.
tice last week There arc about twenty men ,r,'.
ing for the team. The first game IS with Princso,
on March %.
Frank H. Cam gymnasium instructor has 49,.
busy completing ARRANGEMENTS for the gvyo,.
meet. Their" IL expectation Of crowded ho,sas uo
March q. Tickets were put on sale on the isL %
\ new association has been formed undar a,
name Of the New-York University Students' -
citation, The Oicers are, President FAT
Rarnes 90: vice-pres1ont, l.. &. Ha.-les IA. D
retary. H. \. MacCracken o. and trea s,Irer W Sc
Stoeken o. The idea ~ tho society IL Ia ch,.nn
Founders Day 10 n Preparatory School Dsv y,
order to permit re students to do some active v,-s
for their Alma Mater.
The all-round gymnas,ic contest will begin ,o,..
The contests will be rings clnh-sDinging turbef.,.
and waiting
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good and there Is every indication that 'ne ''''
this year will be a strong one. ,>,.,
The annual winter reception OF the lhe'" -,
chi fraternity was given at its chT'er-hous' '"''
Saturday evening. g., ,,o,
The last senior gymnasium drll was he'"
day afternoon. After the regular arm .''''
the usual amount of hOrseplay and all the P'o.,'
nont members Of the class were maue u LUZ "
gantIet and were tossed IN a blanket III, ias,
At meeting Of THE 1t H. o2 G, was .' elected
chairman and r. T. Sbley go. secretary w M" ~
board consists of q. ). Bryan, w. \ .pytS' Good-
Sibley and f. II wilkins. 90. ana y. 4 D,,,oss
rich. 'Oi T. V Parker 20. Is the new puS'''s'
The Gamma Chapter Of the Psi Epsilon dt u, ne
nifty gave It's annual midwner fecep'1TThm e a. recep-
chanter- house last Saturday evening m =, No
lion was largely attended, and was one VI "''
pleasantest social incidents or the season hold al
The annual indoor athletic meet VIZ The
Pratt Gymnasium last SATURDAY aitethoopul' comm
minors won the meet. scoring SI2 points tle tbo
ynros ooi and the freshmen q After the meet ue
Iasi ball game in the nterclass series Won
nayed between 1901 and 1902. The froSh"l'" "'
bV goals.
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CORNELL.

ITHACA X Y March l9.-The faculty OF the Col
,ege Of Architecture has made the following
awards. Second sketch problem memorial 10 ne
nlaced in a cathedral, seniors and Juniors men
tions awarded TO w. II. Dole. g.; r. a Kissing
ton 20: J. Van Everen. 80; Frank Zurich. jr' 9';
w w 1udell 90 and c. r. McElroy. %. Fourth
sketch problem memorial arch. sophomores' men
lions awarded TO George Winker and Fred L. Ack-
erman.
Professor L. II. Bailey has been asked 10 repre-
sent the State Department Of the United states at
the International Horticultural Congress Of lnstruc
ton. which IL to he held in Belgium next June.
Professor Ernest W. Huffcut 49, Is to lead tho
discussion on THE Commercial and Political Pol
icy OF the United States" which will take place al
the third annual meeting Of the American Academy
of Political Science In Philadelphia, April and s.
The second indoor athletic meet. held at the gym
nasium on Friday evening Of last week, resulted as
follows: Thirty-yard dash by X. H. Ripley, tr.,
c. L. SO: second, c. G. Hammock '02 third, c. D..
Young. 'O2 time. 80 seconds. Thirty-yard high
hurdles, won by r. IL Kipey jr; second eSo NJ. ";
0S tnrd = Ms0n ia low mh grde
won by r. H.. Ripley jr., time, seconds. nigh
r.. Inches: handicap, inches; second, ]. Bushong,
O2: actual height, feet Inches handicap -.
inches scratch. Shot put won by F. c. Perkins
OF; actual distance Al feet ~ inches - new
ss; distance Il feet II inches, scratch, new rec.
ord third. j. r. Caldwell, go distance, 81 feet
!
Ttenoine 0l: distance 10 feet inches. scratch,
new record: second tie between G. +. Randall, o.
and r. II. Hazen. " 'ol; distance feet S's inches
handicap, inches. -
The announcement Of race between the SECOND
| ,vars,,v crews Of Pennsylvania and Cornell on
csvnes Lake on MAY 20 was received among Ithaca
| bosfing enthusiasts with great satisfaction. Can
Sfdstes for the crew will certainly work with mucl
arnster determination than they would II no race
were promised the second varsity men TINS yeal
Wr Courtney has departed from his custom o.
,a,.,ous wears of taking all the men on the waite
AZ once. About fifteen freshmen have been rowi win
on Tho inlet since about the Atm. Whle lhe var
~ u, men are still on the machines in the gym
nasium' This minimizes the danger 70 me fresh
men while they are getting used 10 the barge hil'
~ shcI n seems also TO be Mr.. Courtneys pur
pose to find more than enough material aWoni
ihe freshmen 10 hl simply the freshman pohl
Among The VARSITY men Captain Fisher has beer
trying various combinations, but has thus lar kep
the old sophomore combination practically tose'hi
Th. men 10 this crew have been rowing as fol
lows: Bow Thomas No vandsrh nSdn. No No
Hartley and stroke. English Al me var
| fity men will be kept at work during the taste
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ROCHESTER,

Rochester n. Y. March l9.-For tho first time In
tbe history OF the college the university students,
IL all goes well will give Greek play, probably
in the course Of the commencement week festivities
next June. The production which IS being talked
OF is not a drama in the strict sense OF the word,
but rather a series Of extracts selected from the
most interesting parts Of the Odyssey and sihgen
IN the Greek manner. II IS the intention TO repro
duce with faithful attention 70 detail the mount
ings. accessories and costumes Of the Greek drama
and age I'm which the action IS supposed to have
taken place. The scheme was suggested by tho
College WOmen's club 5 means Of raising money
for the cO-educatOnal fund which the women OF
Rochester are trying collect for the entrance OF
women 10 the university. Although nothing den
mite IN the way OF arrangements has been done a.
yet. the proposition has been made ana has heen
enthusiasilcally accepted. Miss Mabel Barrows,
who has directed similar productions In several or
the Eastern colleges will have charge OF the play
Professor Herman l.. Fairchd. head OF the de-
partment Of geology, has made arrangements ny
request 10 give series Of popular lectures on Ihe
Geology Of Monroe County" The lectures VIII be
gin March 30 When the weather viii permit It tho
class will take trips about the countryside for the
purpose OF observing geological phenomena
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INCORPORATED IN WEST TIRGTNIA.

Charleston W. Va, March 10 (SpeciaD--A char-
Ner has been issued 10 the jamestown OIL COM
psny. with principal Office in jamestown, y. J.. lis
purpose being to drill and operate oil ana gas
wells. etc The authorized capital is S"Vo oil
which 81 900 has been subscribed and W" palo H.
Tbe corporators are Peter Grace. Annie NJ Grace.
Ior,s Heneman James r. Yarmouth and Arthur
c. Wade, all Of jamestown.
New-Yosk men have taken out a charter Tor me
Ryland Commercial Company. its purposes being
given as conducting a general mercante
SSartictliarly in proprietary medicines Inc plih-
opal office is to be in this city, and the authorized
capital is $1,000 Of which $50 has been suPScI5o o
and maid IN The corporators are RoDert IS i5aI
N. K Kern and William S Bah OF New ys,r orK
~ 'farsSv CITY Ball holds twenty-five shares,
a. nhaJI four and the others two each.
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FORDHAM.

Officers Of the Dramatic Association have pee"
elected as follows: President. Charles "aoe, W.
vice-uresident Martin p Walsh co. secreea's'
John J Toohey, 20. and treasurer, Thonias - ~
Mccormick 'Ol. ..s
President Thomas T. Campbell has announced
that suitable prizes will be awarded at the ehu Oh
the scholas site year to those students wig n Ger
reached the required degree OF prohclency IT ce.
lain spccial branches, to he assigned by 'he pro-
fessOTs. . $40 g., Ao., onnoint ed man.
cor Of the consolidated baseball team hls sgneu.
ME has been arranged that the team viii he
bop,e when the Varsity is away, ana II VII 1e
WY when the Varsity is at home ABOUT '"e"'!
Candidates are IN training for the team, .,,,,,,
Dr lanes \ Butler 81. president OF the A. INN
Assocation mas appointed committee OF 4, ni,e IA
to make arrangements for the mls s h eSn a, the
Mandolin club concert Wilch VIII "' "''' ~
Waldorf Astoria on April ~ III, 800, .ho saason
The Varsity baseball team VIII open mi mn loss
on Wednesday March y wheh '"eS WIN
hats with the Cuban Giants.
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VAssAR

,,.,,oh,,oo,sie n y March 19.-Presidch' l"Sio'
.'.,,, nart Of last week in Cincinnati "n',' ~
dclrcred lecture before the Teachers O ,,c Oh
.Thc Relation of ,hc Study of Methods o. n .,oc
,,on to the Training of Tclcher ne "'ao ,ro
before the Woman's club, and vis'ten SeN.'''
p@TTES. f9nrth and .ast Hall play Of the year
Private Secretary" was presence IA az a Song
Her wss given on wednesday afern99gR
nr John G. Grlggs. assisted ny Ms .trs y # spad
Robbins r o% gave to the English deparImeen
an informal alk ner YORK 6 m the Young
a. ~, rs christian Association on huIs"aS T,ris
me- or the work of the Mccall Mlasi tme Museum
Professor Dwights third lecture ." 20"
US given yesterday morning ror,, f,iuh held
A. The meeting OF the Contemporary given bv
~ -,"vdav afternoon an address was EN.'ttr ~
NJ NJ Helen Dawes Brown. Her subject wa N'
ng's Writings. g., tho Easier vacation on
Ntarcb 81 and reopens with morning re'''a''"' W.
ADril
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NOTrNT HOLYOKE.

South Hadley Mass. March 19-Mary r pole
Of Greenfield. addressed the Biological Clup At is
las, session OH "Bacteriological Methods III '"7
Treatment of Disease ,
The Rev DR. Brooks. or Spr'ns"e'u' 80, ~
49,, td-.eol, service in Mary Lyon Chapel on
Thursday last. 1910. -. tina 1rniversity
cot,ioment Work i'm New York spoke az me louus
Ss,omen,s Christlan Association meeting on l"'
work done ia the boys clubs . ,,,s,o"
The last lecture in the HISTORY oi -++ tss p
course was on Robert Schuman. by PROFESSOR
Pratt Of Hartford 80, ,r,,s. o, gi,on nv
,h tinior class I'm CHURCH Hall on TUESDAY VII
ne vas well attended and "A success artsu'"'S
Tn" scholarship funds have been recehlIyt, In IN
creased by gift of 81 90 another Vai"hne s'i' as s
Ill named collection Of Oriental pants Ha'
- -, roceived at the herbarum. from MISS tt a
RET Powers former graduate OF Mount I t IN
stnnilnOn.c
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WILLIAMS.

Uillarstown Mass March la-The paseod.'
squad has been reduced to twenty-five "'e" 49,
l,a,I ,,,u ioir them on the 9th and remain the
rest OF the season.
The Gleo club and Cap and Bells combined ana
gave a minstrel show on Saturday night me pro
ceeds of which went to pay the denclt IN ,e S@P
o,,d Rels' treasury caused by the ChrlstHlas ulp.
.,i-bc Williams Weekly" came under the MAI
ap,ment Of The oL,ss Of 10 on Friday ana IN"
Sb1nUinp now me nbcrs were elected 70 tho B0arT
Rowiand Haynss- ". r. +. Drake 'O, ana r. J.
BrOadhurst 'Ol. ...a . ,,aoris leaye
If absence 10 take effect the close OF the pres
ont wear on account Of i-health ,. ,,a
WESLEYAN met in Springfield last WEDNESDAY -, ~
draw up new preliminary athletic e mso '"'7
ON a common basis for the three colleges
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SMITH

>.or,bamnton Mass. March IN Edouain n"''
49, a,s,,ngu,shed French author. lectured oeio''
,ho Students in Assembly Hall on March i on ="
ON sunday Robert speer spoke before the wa
,.co House in the morning and at yesperS IL W.
- In tho evening he spoke before INC
atteI'ool contetv ON "Our Attitude Toward the
World" 49,, ,npal concert Of the Gee
on wen 'nS,l"a'ioiin clubs was held In the Acan-
ey Of Musc There teas IN the hISod Hail
an, "a, Thursday night gymnasuc enn,n,c,"" The
~, ,,,rdnr the direction OF Miss BerenSou.
held uHuer ~, 1ivIded into three parts tn" hrSt
edmcatonai gymnestics by members or
second NldsH. ,,wsces circulation. respiration anu
saG6Ss and al sArs%Siy % %a aq as
Inc Secvu played by the first Class anu
between the juniors ana payotte der
ihetlc 6anred bv sixteen juniors ana seniors VI
Ia fashioned costume.
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SCOTS Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with HypophosPhites is pure
and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con,
sumption, for those whose blood
is thin or colorless, whose sys-
tens are emaciated or run down.
For children it means health
and strength, stronger bones
and teeth, and food for the
growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emulsion
is added to its milk.
TO-. and 800 all drusgists
EcoTr a BOVINE. Chemists, New York
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- x,on,r nAuv rp1RJrNE MONDAY MARCH 20. 1892

lecture to he given by Professor HUGO F aust or
Thursday evening next; -, ,,orclo Francois Of
on wednesday evening The d Ger French club.
rave ~ reception at Fay House to NJ, nuu a, sand.
lust completed his course OF e,gn, NJ Rod re-
cyd vith NJ Hoguet. Mr. Coolidge MIS- anssc,s1dent Of
NILS irwin and Miss Grace FORBES 90
The Radcliffe French club -, s,,dent in Rad
Mis- Edith Cafiin a Classical stuoen fellowship
clne in 81 has Just re Ser cxcelent work carried
IRON dn wh E them in the Graduate School dur"s INV
last years. -, rdlor Club presented ~
Lustc Man Of Wessagussetti 9 9n spn,rday The
ny Hi,sS o"oafed for the benefit OF the E"'''''
t-lub scholarship fund
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m UOBK FOR INCREASED PAY.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio March lS-Nouces were post
a yesterday by the Ohio Steel Company now con-
,roled by the National Steel Company. that taxing
.oect on March 90 the wages of all men engaged
- construction and track work would be increased
70 ner cent. The company mas sixteen hundred
yyner constructing two mammoth furnaces.
Cincinnati March ia short time ago the ma
oh,,e and hench moulders of this city made a re-
Guest OF the bosses for an immediate increase OF
IA per cent In wages. The bosses formally pro
1soseS 70 comply on July l. The iron moulders met
isst night disapproved the proposition, agreed
iIpon a counter proposition. and set TUESDAY ioI
Spofher meeting This makes possible a strike
bere Affecting twenty-five hundred men.
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He subsequently, became . 49,.

University He subsequently, became q -.
and assistant Instructor al Harvard jyn,vssso.sne
During the last year he has been Instructor ~ w
Western Reserve University Cleveland ()h,o 'hs
boys gave a dramatic performance for RE b.aoo
Of the Athletic Association yA~n two fa,ca.n sns
John Kendrick Bangs were preseHted-'srhs g W
Message" and ~ Dramatic Evening" e'sl
The Misses Carson and Maccoll from chr,.,.
dora House of the Young Women's Settlemsns g
Avenue b. will speak TO the Students CIrnt N
theIr settlement work on March 3. At i90 nv " on
Miss Isabel Cooper has been elected presldsn-,' -.
the senior class, and Miss Grace owen secretsry"
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BROWN

p.o..,1orco y +. March 1.-THE junior prom
b, ,o,.er becu an established institution at
-, tut on. has occasionally been held, ahd
u'o nresent Junior class intends 10 give one I'M
mediately after Easter committee OF arrange
ments has been apponed CONSISTING rdnss,rer c.
N,dirsnn ! = cole. W. y Forbes, T.; ' Hussey
II fl Mason NJ. V. Perkins. y H. InH'c"'' '''
Last week devoted chiefly 70 fe The bsi
sinc however INDUCED in little out-ot -oo"r
nractice and prohted thereby The spr'ng rsoesS
began yesterday. and VIII he Ten d'NS j." ''"s'"
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NATIONAL BANK AT SAYVILLE, L. I

Washington, March 10 (speciaD.-An application
for n charter for National bank at Sayville, Long
Island. has been granted by the Controller OF the
currency The capital stock is $1,000, and the in
stitntion IL named The Oystermans National Bank
~ sayyille' Among tho organizers are l. IL.
Green Joseph Wood. Jacob Ockers' FRANCIS Heroer
and Preston ii. Burr
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vacation. but II Is probable that cut will he made
among the freshmen ,- ,,o.os coi.
Roth Professor COTsOn ana Professor 'noseS ,hts
TyIer viii h. absent during the spring term, MI III,
being their sabbatical year Professor CqrS9n WI
,'isit7 his son pr Eugene r. Corson. 20, IN SaNal-
~ "a and Professor Tyler VIII spend the spIlns
ava nnd simmer i'm Europe. II being his intention 10
The term examinations will begin on Monday anu
the term will end on Friday. 49,, . orb Era
'iT - WINERY go editOr-in-chef Of Tine IRA,
has been elected TO the Board Of Editors OF the
new Alumni News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
TEACHERS.

IN the department of education Or EDWARD -"
Tborndilo has been appointed instructor IN generic
nsvchology Or. Thorndke will also nave Gh'rs ,',
Of the Introductory work in Psychology anu wv
offer advanced courses in school hygiene ana Gnu
study DR. Thorndike was graduated at "eS'''A