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New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

nected with Bowdoin College has preceded the
slightest mention or consideration OF the matter by
the governing board Of either institution There
has been. however, widespread belief among the
friendS and supporters of each OF the wisdom OF
suca % a step Presdent Hyde's part in the discus
SION or theological education the Interna tiona
Council Of CongregatonaIists at Boston last fall
and his article In the number of The At
lantlc on the same subject show him an earnest
advocate OF the broadening and deepening OF the
intellectual training of clergymen. Changes IN
these direcCons could be carried more easily
az Brunswick, where the elective college courses
the laboratories and the large library offer adyan-
tages not available elsewhere in the State On the
other hand, the college would be greatly strength
ened by the indirect addition its teaching force
OF the group Of able and distinguished instructors
now connected with the seminary at Bangor.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
ADMISSION TO ADVANCED STANDING IN
ENGLIsH-THE AUSTIN BEQUEsT.

Cambridge Mass. Jan. 1s--The faculty Of Har-
ward University has passed measure which may
have important bearing the admission re-
ouirements in English Of the New-England colleges
The Harvard delegates at the recent meetings OF
the association bring about uniform admission
requirements to the various colleges represented
requested that the standard Of the English be raised
TO comprise what is freshman work.
The committee refused consider the proposition,
and therefore the Harvard faculty has adopted an
Independent measure. The regular admission Eng
Ish 10 Harvard, at present agreed upon by all
the colleges, will be allowed to remain but in ad-
diton examination will be held, equivalent to
the present freshman work known as English A.
The candidate who passes the examination will not
be required take English in college, and will thus
have q free choice Of his entire college course.
The change is significant in two directions: It
marks the beginning Of independent movement
by Harvard TO have students acquire a knowledge
OF English composition and literature before en-
rer1ng college, and il Is the beginning toward the
end of making the work for the Harvard degree of
A B. entirely elective.
It is announced that Of the Edward Austin be-
quest OF S5soVD made last year to Harvard Univer-
been established. ana other parts Of the funds have
been divided follows Eight teaching fellowships
OF 500 each in the Graduate School; 5000 for a
traVelllng IeAoWshlp IN architecture 5000 for
teachers engaged medical investigation and So 900
for other beneficiary purposes.
Ihe laboratory in the Lawrence Scientific School
for investigating and testing materials is the
nrst OF its kind in this country The ordinary road
tested for resistance TO wear relative
toughness and their cementing value and accurate
records are kept OF all the results.
The Natural History Society is at work this year
mediate vicinity of Cambridge with reference to
trees, plants. birds, minerals and hills. The work
pleted for three or four years The scale is FIVE
inches TO the mile.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
REQUEST OF DR. BRINTONs LIBRARY
CLEANED FROM THE NEW CATALOGUE

Pbilade,phia Jan 1s-The annual catalogue Of
the University Of Pennsylvania viii appear officially
on Monday. The advance copy furnished TO The
Tribune correspondent shows slight increase in
bulk over that Of last year The catalogue Of 1Sss-oo
Is q volume Of 4E5 pages. filed with all kinds Of
information relative 10 the university. II shows
fourteen departments-the college, medical law,
dental veterinary medical and archaeological de-
partraen-s the graduate school the university and
veterinary HOSPITALS The Wistar Institute Of Anato-
ny and Biology. the Laboratory Of Hygiene, the
university library. the Flower Astronomical OBJ
servatory and the department Of physical education
There are go officers OF instruction, the college
leading with l0i There are 2673 students dis
rributed as follows: College. 96s: graduate school,
I72 law So medicine $50 dentistry 49, veterinary
medicine. &C. and hygiene, 1s These represent q
States and foreign countries Pennsylvania leads
with LIS: New-Jersey sends 10 New-York 10.
and at The other end OF the list Iowa Florida Wyo-
ming China Italy Ireland. Scotland Spain Swe-
den and the Argentine Republic have one each.
The most important change IN the requirements
admission Is that Of the department Of medicine.
which now has the same entrance requirements as
for the college department. Since the publication
Of the last catalogue the university has added one
new building. the Museum Of Science and Art: has
begun second the dormitory extension. and has
acquired the funds and site for a third the Labo-
ratory Of Physics
A feature worthy OF note Is the detailed account
Of the eligibility code OF the university published
under the head Of the department of physical edu-
eaIl0n- ana QeIlnlng the qualifications Of all stu
dents who may represent the university in athletic
colesls II covers SIX pages and is interesting not
reason or the success with which il has maintained
z standard Tor pure amateur sport
At the memorial meeting held on Tuesday bv the
many learned societies, Of which the late DR. Dan
- +; srln.9n. PROFESSOR Of American archaeology
that he had left his library and priceless manu-
American archaeology.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
BOWDoIN COLLEGE.
A FOUR YEAR MEDICAL CoURsE-PossIBI-E
ABSORPTION OF A THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY

Brunswick Me- Jan. ls--The Medical School OF
Maine has opened with a registration OF sixty-two
students az Brunswick. where the first and second
year courses are now pursued and OF 1orty al
portland where the instruction for the last two
,,esrs ~ the curriculum is being given for the
e-.+ time This decrease OF thirty students is prob
ablv due in part TO the increase in the tuition. but
especiaIly 10 the new requirement OF four rul
years OF medical study for degree. As no opPof-
,,r., 4, afforded 10 college graduates who have
taken advanced work IN chemistry. biology and
,l1s5o,(gv "a shorten their medical course by pre-
sentfng themselves for examination in the first
years studies at earlier date than others sew
eral Bowdoin men have gone ms year 10 schoois
where this privilege is granted
A renort that the Bangor Theological Seminary
4. a. =. rsrnoysd 20 Brunswick and eiosaIy con-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
SMITH COLLEGE
PROGRESS ON THE DoRmroRY-PREsENrA
TIoN OF A PLAY OF P1.AIJTUs

Northampton. Mass. Jan. Ie-The work on the
new oorrnitory at Smith College is progressing
rapidly The building is located in Bedford Ter
Aount Tom and Mount Holyoke ranges It is I12
feet long and IS feet wide. and viii have three
SORES. besides the basement and the attic It
VII be brick building with granite and stone
trimmings II VIII also have halr timber work
with rough cast panels al different points of the
upper story. The interior finish win be brown ash
ana me floors hard pine 1t viii have accommo-
oAnons foF sixty people and viii be ready for use
a tne opening Of the next college year
II SIaoy. head OF the department OF Latin. has
-. granted leave Of absence for the second Sc
Of January. 80 80 @oio0" INC i00s
<@1N-@ "AA De given by the junior class II Latin
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
BARNARD COLLEGE.
AN ALUMNA TRUSTEE A FOREIGN
SCHOLARSHIP

The charter Of Barnard College has been amended
that there shall be one alumna trustee, and
Miss Florence Colgate has been elected TO the
Office.
The Association of Collegiate Aiumne is again
able TO offer TO Barnard graduate of not more
than hve years standing the opportunity of study
ing for one year in Berlin free of expense. No
competitive examination is required, but ability,
prospect Of success and good health will be con-
sidered in making the choice from the applicants.
A girl wishing TO teach win have the preference.
musical club, composed Of girls who play
strnged instruments, has just been formed; also a
choral club and tennis club.
For students Interested in language and sociology
number OF lectures outside the regular course are
provided for next week. Among them DR.. A
V Williams Jackson, The Hindoo Drama and
ka1dasa." on Tuesday; Charles Van Noppen, Of
the Holland Society 'Bellamy, the Path
Finder, on Wednesday; Professor Cohn, Be
ranger, on Thursday. and ". B. Van Ingen on
"a Study in japanese Perspective" on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

evening. -
Miss Mary Fuller "a. who has studied at Oxford
mas been added to the history department
:, CnarieS r Warner recently gave a lecture on
physics departments
The Dannreuther String Quartet gave a concert
IN Assembly Hail on Wednesday evening.
examination week begins January "a, and the
second semester February /.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
TIE SCENIC LINE

MIDLAND HALFWAY OF ENGLAND.
The interesting picturesque from North
TO South through TIE OF England. EXPRESS
TRAINS LIVERPOOL CCentraD 70 LONDON and PRIN-
CIPAL TOWNS. Also LIVERPOOL CExchange) Scot
land THROUGH TICKETS TO LONDON. PARIS and all
parts. NEWEST TYPE Of Rolling stock Express
Trains. BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel resi-
dence pier New any part 81 London obtain
guides time tables maps. &c, the MIDLAND COM
PANY'S AGENCY Cfessrs Thos- Cook SOM 261 Broad
way. Warren-sJ. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
foreign Resorts.
LONDON.
HOTEL
VICTORIA,

Northumberland Avenue.
Most conveniently and fashionably stu
ated. Orchestra performs during Lunch
con and Dinner. Fine cuisine and wines.
Moderate Tariff.
Proprietors,
The Gordon Hotels. Ltd.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Providence, R. I, Jan 19.-Presidelt Faunce Of
Brown University has been absent a fortnight
visiting the different alumni associations the
West. The place of A. H Chamberlain who re-
Gently resigned as instructor in English. has been
filed by the appointment Of Thomas Crosby. who
had served once before in the same capacity. A
French play lie Testament de Nine PaturoI.'
was successfully given by members OF enc Of the
classes under Professor Johnson at the Women's
College. The midwinter concert Of the musical
clubs is set for January %
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
THE WORKINGS OF DEGREE FACTORY
THE TEACHING OF HISTORY.

According TO The Chicago Times-Herald," the
president and treasurer Of the Western University
of Chicago who occupies half a desk in Office
building and whole desk in fat, is doing a nice,
snug business in the sale Of degrees After the
porter of The Tirnas-Herald' had given his order
for the degree Of doctor of philosophy he pro-
ceeded to learn something of the methods en-
ployed by this educator in his benefcent work
Of spreading abroad the advantages to be gained
by the possession of degree. The president and
treasurer talked freely and in his enthusiasm
added emphasis TO his remarks by the of double
negatives. This is the way he is reported to have
secured candidates: I'VE are making no great at
tempt to advertise ourselves. being content with
moderate gains for the present. The way we get
candidates is by securing carefully selected lists
of school teachers and ministers in various places
and sending them circulars. We take pains in each
case assure ourselves. by a letter TO the post
master or some one else. that the man has de-
gree and that he Is of good reputation. Then We
write and make proposition We very rarely fail
to hear from him
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
The International Palace tOtels,

uS Ihi&i HcllOhdi oidS( AAUlClSs
The Riviera EsaIace. Monte Carlo
The Riviera ruIRce-
Shepheard's Hotel and
The Ghezireh Palace. Egypt.
.
The La PLACE, II The Royal Palace,
OSTEND Belgium
Chateau Royal,
ARDESNES Belgium.
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLEVUE. near Paris France.
Hotel SIephanie.
ALFALFA Austria a ,
BRiSDISI tei | in'e .onitaIv. ma '.o
The Avenida Palace,
LISBON Portugal.
The summer Palace,
THERAPIA Turkey,
The Pera Palace.
CONSTANTINOPLE ..... Turkey.
Terminus Hotel. bordeaux.
Fer information. points and 10 ressrv
apply International 5 g Co.'S Offices
CocksDur-st-. London. Place TOpera, Paris.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Wednesday elected the following class day speak
\ aedictorian, r. H. Brooks. Poughkeepste,
y. Y; historian VI. H. Cane, New-York; prophet,
H A. Kellock New-York; poet, J. Erskine Wee
hawken, N J.; presentation orator. H. s Harrison.
Brooklyn, and yew tree orator, J. D. Fackenthal.
Brooklyn. The class numbers over ninety men, and
will be one Of the largest ever graduated The
trustees will give reception TO the friends OF the
university on Wasnington,s Birthday. II Will be
the largest affair Of the kind ever held al Column
to 6 p. m, and every facility viii be afforded 10
the guests to inspect the university.
At the meeting Of the trustees of Dartmouth
College yesterday it voted TO celebrate in 1901
the Tooth anniversary of the graduate from Dart
mouth of Daniel Webster. II was also voted TO at
tempt to raise that occasion a fund of N.0a0000
for the following objects: For an academic hall,
with offices OF administrat ton. S125000 hall for
social headquarters, $4,000; recitation halls,
coo each; a library fund of 100000; Medical
School endowment, 100000, and for the Thayer
School, 100000.
Aiddetown. Conn. Jan. ia large collection Of
foreign and American woods has been presented
to the museum of Wesleyan University by 5. W.
Loper Mr.. Loper has spent many years in col
lecting these specimens, which have been taken
from almost all of the tropical countries of the
world. The collection includes among the more val
south Sea Islands and fine specimens of laurel and
zebra woods The air lquefer for the proposed
cyrogenc laboratory viii be constructed at once
according TO the Ostergren-Burger system
one OF the streets on the campus Of Stanford
University has been set apart exclusively for fra
ternity houses Two fine society buildings have
already been put up and plans have been COM
pleted for three others.
A movement is foot at the University Of Chi
ca go 10 arrange a pre-medicaI course in the cur
rculum Of the senior colleges. by means of which
undergrad duate students may anticipate from one TO
two years work ir Rush Medical College by taking
certain courses in science in the university.
Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 19-Western Reserve Uni
versity has raised S60OOO chapel its College
for Women The building will be begun at once
II is said 70 meet OF the most pressing needs
Of the university. The Of the givers are
withheld. Mrs. Harkness OF New ork- is known
to be one of the number. The architect is Richard
II. Hunt of New-YOrk.
The most vigorous and promising Of the educa-
tonaI associations Of the South is the Association
of Southern Colleges and Preparatory Schools II
is attempting to secure the coordination and ad-
iustment Of the courses Of study in all the best
colleges and secondary schools in the South, the
esta ablishing and exacting Of uniform, rational re-
ing a distinct understanding and practice in the
cOnferrfug OF degrees Gratifying progress has
been made and further results OF the greatest i'm
portance are expected from this movement in be-
half OF a really high standard and degrees Of
definite Significance. Chancellor kirkland Of Van
derbiIt University is the Leading spirit OF the
citation.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

The historical section Of the International Con-
greSs Of Higher Education to be held in Paris the
coming summer will especially consider the two
questions of the essential conditions of the study
and teaching of history in universities and of the
proper content Of secondary instruction in history.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

The School of Pedagogy of New-York University
has just announced a special course OF public
lectures to be given in February and March at the
Washington Square Building. This course viii
present broad discussion Of important current
educational topics, the speakers being Professors
Shaw Weir Buchner and Judd. Professor Buch-
ner viii read paper, illustrated with charts. be-
fore the Psychological Section OF the New-York
Academy of Science next Monday evening, desCrib-
ing a of number Installation. The
translation of Ostermanns Interest in Relation 70
Pedagogy made under the auspices OF the New
York Society for the Comparative Study of Ped
agogy and edited by PrOfesso- Edward R. Shaw
dean Of the School of Pedagogy. has just been
published r. K. Piez, Of the School of Pedagogy,
lectured on Wednesday before the Teachers As
ing"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

A movement Is foot at the University Of Chi
ca go TO arrange a pre-medicaI in the cur
rculun Of the senior colleges. by means Of which
undergraduate students may anticipate from one TO
two years work irs Rush Medical College by taking
certain courses in science In the university.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

One OF the streets on the campus Of Stanford
University has been set apart exclusively for fra
ternity houses. Two fine society buildings have
already been put up. and plans have been COM
pleted for three others.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Those intend making stay on the EivleF4 Jnis
winter wi hnd modern comfort at this Hotel
Patronzed by best failes-situaton IS unrivaled
Standing alone on the among Woods its
9-nu1Gs and within easy access Address
MANAGER cap MARTIN HOTEL Mentone-
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l.. W. Whites Locals.

L.iW. White now has the best assortment OF
groceries and provisions he has offered IN q
long time, Yon can buy from him almost ev.
erything in'the line Of something to eat.
II you want barrel Of -four at almost any
price, the place to buy is the. grocery store OF
L. w. White. i - SO, p.
Seed wheat, rust proof red oats, barley and
rye'all to be had at the grocery store OF L. w.
White. 4sSR, 5Gj&i =,
If you want barrel OF the finest first pat
ent flour that W. ever used; you can get It by
calling on l.. W.!sYhlte. St|. - 80 =
Cheese and rs Aroni Of the best quality at
Whites grocer store. ~ r. - -. l&
Try No. 40 blend roasted coffee. Already
we have sold about two Thousand pounds OF
1t this year. "..' .. l.. W. White.
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For Canton Flannelsr-At old prices
Call at Hsddon's. .a e., - -
Jackets-For Ladies', Misses and Child
rem. New lot just received at Haddon g.
Shoes-The demand for good hitting and
q good wearing shoe on the increase, You'll
I find the shoe you need at'Haddon's. ~ -
+ The incest and best s2 shoes for women.
~, :. a.. u, Cobb o. McDayid.
See our girls spring heel school snoes.
d. 81. .... I. t,EH = Cobb & McDa7id.
goods Speed Drug Co.. =" I'.''..iE =, N
Speed Drug Co: :, ; y, -" ,7,2'I.I -, &.
9 We will refund yonr money II Johnsons
Chill and Fever Tonic fails to cure you, Speed
Drug Co. y NJ ~ ~ i ~ s',ssH
For high sssde candles. neatly put un5so 70
Speed Drug Co. .: > It.,>' Il Il 8
We have Just opened up Cur Christmas
goods and now lis the time to make Your eef66s
ton beforet they are picked oyer; Speed Dfng
, Pln Money pickle fof sale by Ii IS a. 4
Miller. :, st3i ssttlH =. ~, n. 81,
Gall at L! T. 81. NJ. Miiler,s and Try q cati i
OF Towle's log cabin: maple syrup 3ii.;$, s.l y 3
1t will do Jon good to call and be shown
through the 3 handsome; line OF pipes at Mil
Call and sesthe handsome case OF pipes to
be given away at Nj ilford, g Drug Store. !:
Prepare, Tor CoId}weather-By supply
ing yourself With q winter Jacket. We have a.
large stock. They mnst be sold in the next GO
days at Haddoh's. :: !. > ii ,,tG. ~, 81
Fresh "Nunnaliysa and t.Roys,efs" candy
atMilford's Drug Store every week. Phone
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Kid GIoyes-Now that cool weather Is Is
upon us YOU will want the new shade IN hio
Gloves You can be suited at Haddons.
Send your Blankets to the Abbeville Lsun
dry and have them washed. Price 2oc. pa'r.
Clothes dyed right at Hammond's Laundry;
Quilts, spreads and blankets washed at Ihe
AbDeville Steam Laundry.
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Dress GoOds-Now Ia the time to get bar
gains In 36 TO 10 inoh dress goods at Haddon's'
We Are Selling--A line of 81 to 4O lnch
dress fabriques very cheap at Haddons.
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wARDLAW-BEEkS.
"o1,p BAcHELoR's CONVENTION"

Monday evening meeting was held In the
Court House to arrange for Old Baehelors
Convention, TO be given for the benefit OF the
School Libarary. The meeting was we'll al.
| Tended. and the "Old Bachelors" will show
the "Oid Maids" what they can do In their
| line. '
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CHARLESTON AND anNMINLLN

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CHARLESTON AND annMvILLE -
Pullman palace sleeping cars oa Trains a6 aad
o6. 81 and 3d. on A. and g. idivihon.~ Dining oass
n, these trains serve all meals snrodte.
Drains leave spartanburg, A. 81 O. division.
northbound, 7IB 9; M, 8i p. m, 6lS p. m.,..
AIS o. m, II :84 q. M, (Yeshbuls Limitedl
Trains leave Greenvine, A. and 9, dividon,
northbound, 0 100 g. NJ, 2:Sl p. m. and 6:22 p NJ,
(Vestibuled Limited) southboupd, go z. n,
iBO o. M, IL 80 p. NJ lYestbuled Limiteql
Trains IS and 14-Elegant Pullman hrlor
cars between Charleston and Aahevills VIII be
iuaugurated about June 1st.
Trains ID and l6-Pullman Sleeping. cars be-
tween Charleston and Columbia; ready for 90
oupancy at both points at $50 p. m.
Elegant Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
cars between Savannah and Ashevtlls sproutS
daily between Jacksonville and Oincinnsk.
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First published in Daliy Leader, Mar, i7,i0O
LIQUOR NOTICE.

10 Muom IL may tONCtlut~~
has this day died his petition 20 sell al
Retail spirituOus, viuOus and malt
liquors in Guthrie, Logan county Oklahoma,
ana that unless objection be filed on or be.
fore the 3ist day of March, AID, 1859, said
petition VIII be granted.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, March 10, 1900
r. T.. MORTON County Clerk
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