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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hotel ChautauQua.
Chautauqua Beach formerly Bay Ridge

Chautauqua Beach formerly Bay Ridge).
Most delightful resort on Chesapeake bay. Nu-
merous attractions. Band and other concerts
Lectures Schools Of Music. Expression Elocu-
tion, Art. etc Best bathing. Fishing Grabbing
boating. Many amusements. Terms SO and up
ward per week Address r. II. PARKER Chan
tauqua Beach. NJ IyI-14tf
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. GRAND VIEW HOTEL.
Select acrommoda lions; well furnished; single or
suites; ocean bathing; superior cuisine; orchestra
rates rensonat e. Management of Hotel Richmond,
Washington ID. c. Iy3- oGt <
PAYNE COTTAGE. VIRGINIA BEACH VA
All modern improvements: phone for accommoda-
ton of guests frst-cass hoard ut reasonable -ate
For information address Mrs I. l.. McCI.EES
Box Is, Virginia Beach, Va. ir2S-l3ts
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BEACH HAVEN. n. J.

BEACH HAVEN HOUSE, BEACH HAVEN, NJ
Pleasant rooms good table; finest bathing. fish
Ing. hunting and sailing the coast: TERMS - e
$40 pcr week. ABSALOM CORDERY, Manager.
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LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.
OCEAN CITY, MD.

SUTTON LODGE. OCEAN CITY, MD.-SOW OPEN
for guests; directly on the beach; appointments
frst-class; write for terms.
jy5-3ts Mrs L. MICHAEL,
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DENNIS HOUSE OCEAN CITY MD.
Unobstructed view Of ocean and bay; excellent
table. Terms. IS to So per week. Also furnished
cottage for rent. Mrs. Il. ]. DENNIS. je23- 26t' 4
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e In chess You play pretty well, 1
ike it
Thanks. was the reply: maybe and
laype not You are the first man 1 have
eaten in three years"
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che COLONIAI-NOW OPEN UNDER SAME
progressive management; irst-class and modern
in every detail; ocean front dining room breezy
piazza Write for booklet. W. J. WARNING
TON. Prop te21-26ts
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SEASIDE HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD; COM
Portable family hotel full ocean view; excellent
table; terms moderate Mrs; A; B. SHOVEL.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City once of The Even
ing Star In located At 13O0-13 Atlantic
avenue. where any information con.
corning advertIsiHE. ETC.. can be OBJ
tanned. The rates the same ~
charged the Home once.
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The tie-up in tabulating the score OF the
correspondence match between the United
states and Canada, which has existed some
weeks. by the refusal of the Canadian sec
Rotary to act. is on the point of adjust
ment by the action of the president of the
Canadian association
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Grand View Hotel.

guItsi II VI Q .ns apPIy To n fIffN1ChLF, FrOp,
Rip Rans. Nn. ie25-sof
CIiERRYsToNE LODGE. CHERRYSToNE va;
located on Chesapeake hay: newly furnished
. has all m9dern conveniences: best Of salt water
fishing and bay bird sh"oting: blue fishing and
spring bird shooting start in May o; billiards
pool and shuttle boards: special rates to families
send for booklet Address HENRY CLAIR,
Cherrystone, Va. fea3 W. ste
CITY HOTEL. FREDERICK MARYLAND
Why not sp"qd portion OF your vacation where
you can havH city conveniences and country life |?
uts ride on the electric cars to Bra'dock Heights
commanding MAGNIFICENT view Of the famous Fred
erick and Middietown valleys. with dancing and
Sthee attractions; fine bass fishing. bathing and
from the city: fine macadamized roads; cheap iiy-
cry. tsduced rates 10 summer boarders.
Je2-1T.12 r. e LONG, Manager.
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ATLANIi, CrrN. n. }.
TheAlbemarle andCottages

Virginia Ave. Near the Reach and Piers
Capacity. $50 Extensively improved and enlarged
ideal modern hotel. beautifully situated. with
uno!strIct.d view from every apartment Contains
every possible convenience including elevator, prf
and ball baths. &c All rooms are large and
cool 5000 81 IT Of shady porches. Special July
rate $40 SD. SIS weekly. Accommodate ions are
superior and the cuisine and service are as good as
the best Booklet mailed J. p. COPE
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IN THE. MOUNTAINS.
Winchester Inn.

HOTEL ALLEGHENY, EAGLES MERE. PA-DE-
lightful summer resort; elevation, 2 200 IT.; open
all year; new sanitary plumbing; fishing. bowling
bathing. hunting w. H. VAN BUSKiRK jy2- 2St
THE LOCKWOOD AND ANNEX, HARPER'S
Ferry. W. Va Open for the season. Shady
lawns, electric lights, table and service excel
lent. Rates. Sc weekly. A. P. DANIEL. Prop
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MUNICIPAL
PRIMARIES
VIII Be Held on Saturday, December
90, With Suggestion Meet
ings December 8.
THE CANDIDATES IN EVIDENCE
At the Meeting of the City Commit.
tee Last Night-o'Brien Has
No Opposition.

Last night, at the office Of the board
Of public works. u meeting OF the Re-
publican city committee was held, with
Chairman William H. Hornlsh prestd-
ing, to decide In regard to the party's
municipal primary election. There was
some talk Of holding the primary cleo
tlon on December 10. but as the Derno-
Gratis had stolen a march and set their
primary election for that day. the Re-
publicans were forced TO take either the
Sth or ed. and the latter date was de-
termined upon. The suggestion meet
ings will be held In the several wards
two weeks previous, on the sth.
The suggestion meetings will be held
at the following places, Saturday, De-
cember S, between the hours Of 1880 and
p. m:
First ward-Vlgilant engine house.
Second ward-Second ward market
hail. 5-qs.7
Third ward-PoIce court room, city
building.
Fourth wnrd-AtlantIc engine house.
EtlttA Whru-hQOk N LaQQer5 mouse.
Sixth ward-Pythian castle. -
Seventh ward-1sland engine house.
Eighth ward-Knoke's hall.
The committee decided upon the open
ballot for the primary election, but no
workers Will be allowed within q sixty
foot line at the voting places.
The meeting was attended by all OF
the candidates. and their wishes were
observed in the arrangements an
nounccd by the committee. 1t was
rather expected that Ben Honecker, Of
the Eighth ward, would materialize last
night as candidate for city clerk, but
ne did not appear, and 1t is understood
that he will not make the race. The
following candidates are in the field:
Mayor-James P. Maxwell, Of the
Seventh ward; William n. Baird, Of the
Seventh ward: J. r. Butts, Of the
Fourth ward.
City Cierk-Thorlas o'Brlen, 3r., Of
the Thi-d ward.
Chief of Police.-William Clemans. Of
the Fourth ward:-Thomas D. Bennett.
Of the First ward; Joseph McC Causland.
of the Third ward; Joseph Rero, of the
Eighth ward.
Wharfmaster-John W. NorringtoR.
W. C, Thomas and Ad. Everett, all Of
the Seventh ward.
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NoRE ARRESTS TO FOLLOW.
Enbezzler Had a System Of His
0#a-..Had a Wonderful Nam
Ory==FOoled the Officers.
FIRST SHORTAGE ACCIDENTAL.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1s.-The ex-
per,s who have been working to-day
with Receiver Tucker on the books Of
the German National bank. at New
Port, Ky, placed the shortage Of Frank
N. Brown, the missing assistant CASH
Ter and Individual book-keeper. at $751;
tN. According to reports from those
who were with Brown when he left last
Tuesday night, he had less than $500
with him. Browns salary was only
H.59 per year. Cases are now cited
where he spent more than that amount
In one day. His bond was for $4,000,
and It IS good as far as It goes.
United States District Attorney Hill
will arrive from Paducnh tomorrow.
when 1t Is said. criminal proceedings
will be begun. The Federal detectives
have certain persons under surveillance
and there are reports tonight about an
arrest that will follow on the arrival OF
Dlstrlc, Attorney Hill.
Money Returned.
During the run on the German Ma
tlonal bank, at Newport last Satur-
day. 5000. 900 was secured in Cincinnati
10 bridge over the trouble. This was re-
turned to-day and Receiver Tucker had
other moneys and papers also trans
tsred to Cincinnati. j =,
Browns system required a wonderful
memory. The experts say he carried In
his head the figures that enabled him to
call OF correctly lot of false entries
In way to throw the clerks who were
doing the checking with him. off the
track. depositor would put in sS,l00.
Brown would enter the proper amount
OF the deposit In one book and enter 1t
as 500 In another. He would take the
difference. $1,000. himself Then when
II came TO checking up he would handle
one Of the books. Another clerk would
check and Brown would call off.
Another Way Of Doing it.
Instead of calling off 500, which ap-
peared as the amount OF the deposit on
the book which he was handling. he
would call 1t as s3.l88, thus making It
correspond with the book In the hands
Of the other clerk. He also. It Is al
teged. worked IN another way. A de-
posttor would draw out 500. Brown
La ~
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ENGLISH SHIP SEIZED
It is Reported by the Colombian Gov
N' ernment at Panama.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. l9.-Pas-
sengors who arrived here Saturday on
the British steamship Atrato from
Colon, say there were rumors at Colon
when they sailed that the British steanl-
er f'agobo had been seized by the Col
ombinn government at Panama and
sent. under an armed escort &c, buene
Ventura, ta port in the department OF
Cauca, on the bay Of Choco). It was
added that the British consul at Pona-
ma had asked his government for a war
vessel. Confirmation Of the reports,
however, were lacking and It was az
serted that the British consul at Pann-
ma cannot dispatch cipher messages
from that city.
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SHEPPARD TRIED TO ESCAPE.
Attempted to Assault the Jailor But
Failed in His Design. m

Special Dispatch to The Intell!gencer.
PARKERSBuRG, W. Va, Nov, 19,-
Sam Sheppard, the Writ county wife
slayer. made a murderous assault upon
his 1allor this morning in desperate
attempt to escape. AS Jailor p. +.
W'Illet entered his cell on his morning
round, he was confronted by the pris-
oner, who had caught up heavy stone
jar and was on the point OF Draining
Nfillet with 1t. The latter fled, calling
for help, and Sheppard tried to follow
but had the cell door slammed in his
face
This is Sheppard's second attempt to
escape since he was sentenced TO death.
Last, Saturday night he was caught
trying to lift his cell door off Its hinges,
and might have succeeded had he not
been discovered in time. s
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MIDNIGHT BRIEFS

jamestown, N. Y, had q $4,000 fire
yesterday
The United States supreme court on
Monday took two weeks recess.
The population of the state OF Penn
sylvania, as officially announced by the
census bureau. Is 6.302,1l5, against g.
25S. Oh In 1890.
Henry v. Williamson, who is in
charge OF the foreign mails department
In the general postofIlce, New York,
dropped dead In his department Mon
day.
was announced on the New York stock
exchange Monday. Mr.. Shera Is i
comparatively new member He Is
said to have important Washington
| connections.
The board OF army engineers appoint
ed to investigate condition OF the for
tihcntions around Galveston and re-
port on the advlsAhility of their repair
or reconstruction, will hold q tlnal meet
ing In New York to-day.
Jules Dumont, the floor manager OF
the BLACK Rabbit" n downtown re-
sort In New York which succeeded one
or 4 similar character known rs "Thc
Glide" was convicted Monday and Sem
fenced to fourteen yenrs In Sing Sing.
Addison c. Harris, United States
minister to Austria, reached Washing
ton yesterday On his way from his home
In Indiana to Vienna. It Is now known
officially that Mr.. Harris will rrsign,
though his resignation has not been
formally submitted.
Dispatches from Vlndivostock say the
Chinese have destroyed three hundred
versts Of the southern section of the
Mnnchurian railroad. All the stations
were burned and much rolling stock
was destroyed. The damage is csti-
mated at ten million roubles.
Tho sixteenth annual horse show op-
ehed in\ Madison Square Garden, New
York, yesterday. The management Of
the show states that the prospects for
the SUCCESS OF the Show, both fnnn-
chilly and socially. were never better ut
any Of the preceding exhibitions.
Many Of the houRr ways and means
committee arrived IN Washington yes
terlny. The Republican members will
meet to-day To consider Il bill modifying
the war revenue act passed in 1895.
Several plans have been outlined for
the proposed reduction In taxation.
President Ossian D. Ashley, Of thu
"Hehoh IilIIp1l, WHpf lshttt HDDul inc
report that the absorption of tho road Is
contemplated by Interests identified
with thr New York Central and Penn.
sylvanio railroads, declared that. 80 far
nv he was aware. the runor was with
out foundation.
The board OF county canvassars Mon
day completed the canvass of the vote
In the Eighth New York congressional
district aud announced the official ng-
ureB: Creancr. Dcm. lo,3s0; Vance,
Rep, 1O,O70. Creamnr'5 majority thrrc-
fore is 25l, nearly 100 yOirs moro than
the Democrats claimed.
With tho Inauguration Of It's fall
schedule. the Pennsylvania railroad
company VIII add Il npw fast train be-
tween Chicago und Pittsburgh The
train will be No. "a over The Fort
Wnynr route, and Will make the run la
12h hours, half nn hour quicker than
nny other train now OH the schedule.
II will leave Chicago at 8 p. IN. and mr.
rive IN Pittsburgh ut $3.50 next morning.
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B. 80. CHANGES.
In the Directorate Cause Speculation.
Pennsylvania System Becoming In

1h lue OlIeCtoIale Sbuhe opeCuldIlOu.
Pennsylvania System Becoming In
terested.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 1e-Nuch
speculation was lndulged In to-day as
to the significance attached to the
changes made in the directorate Of the
Baltimore G. Ohio railroad at It's annual
meeting to-day. Capt. John P. Green,
first vice president OF the Pennsylvn-
MIA Railroad Company; Charles H.
Tweed, chairman Of the board and sec
ond vice president Of the Southern Pa
cltlc railway and Martin Erdmnn. of
New York, were elected directors IN
the places OF J. Kennedy Tod, Of New
York: Henry Clay Pierce, Of St. Louis,
and Alex Brown. Of Baltimore.
BY the election of Captain Green. the
Pennsylvanla's representation In the
Baltimore & Ohio directorate Is increas-
ed to two. the other representative Of
the Baltmlre & Ohlo's big competitor
being third vice president S. NJ. Pre-
vost.
Five out OF tho twelve Baltimore &
Ohio directors are important officers OF
other prominent lines.
No Mnrytunders are now left In the
Baltimore & Ohio board excepting the
two official representatives OF the
state. who are ex-senator Arthur P.
German and Col. L. Victor Baughman.
Mr.. Samuel Snloman. chairman Of the
board. who presided at the meeting. de-
clined to discuss the Significance of the
entrance Of another Pennsylvania OIL
,clal into the Baltimore ,& Ohio board,
but It Is understood that the presence
of both Mr.. Green and Mr.. Provost
means that the two systems will work
together In harmony and that rate
wars are practically things Of the
past.
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BROWNS SHORTAGE is
ESTIMATED AT $l0l,50O.
THANK OFFERING
Of Two Million Dollars Will be At
tempted by Methodists for Foreign
Missions. N

Z ~ AWo mlllAou DOllarS WILL Do AT
tempted by Methodists for Foreign
Missions. "
NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-The commits
tee on the twentieth century thank Of
fering of the general missionary COM
mittee OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. which has been holding Its an
.nual conference here for some days
past. met to-day and considered the
question Of q s2,OOO.OO0 thank offering.
The meeting was presided over by
Bishop Hurst, chancellor Of the Amerl-
can University at Washington. rs
The main question considered was
the appeal Of the board Of managers,
made during the conference Of the gen.
eral committee for s2,a0o,oaa as a
twentieth century thank Offering to
mark in church history and progress
the dawn to the coming century. This
offering, 1t was stipulated. Is to be in
addition to the regular annual collec-
tons and Is to be combined with the
regular missionary collection in every
charge. This sum. 1t was stated, will
be devoted exclusively to foreign mis-
sionary work and the spread Of the
gospel to heather nations. In all It Is
proposed to raise s2o.ooO.oo0 for church.
school and press work between now
and the next annual conference. The
carrying out Of the plan It was stipu-
lated, will be extended for two years II
necessary, and the money to missions
in foreign countries. 1t was agreed.
will be at the discretion of the board OF
managers. but. of course. subject to
the approval Of the members of the
general work. The work and direction
of the money raising movement In tho
west will be under the charge and al.
rcction OF Rev. F. w. Oldham, while
the board will appoint temporarily u
suitable person for q similar service In
the east. The only dissenting !syolce
against the project of raising the sum
named for foreign missionary work
was that OF Bishop Merrill, of Chicago.
He said he was opposed to the project
on the ground that he regarded it as
one Of the most stupendous blunders
ever undertaken In the history Of the
church.
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LEAVE The MOUNTAINS.
Powers and Howard, Wanted foE
Completely in the Goebel Murder,
Said to Be in West Virginia.

Completely in the Goebel Murder,
Said to Be in West Virginia.
MIDDLEsBoRo. KY. Nov. 19.-It is
reported that John Powers and Berry
Howard, under Indictment for the as
sassnation of William Goebel. have left
the mountains where they sought refuge
from arrest. Powers was at Harlan
and Howard In the mountains OF Bell
county, both places being twenty miles
from any railroad. The men are said
to have left two days ago, accompanied
by several mountaineers and to have
struck through the mountains for West
Virginia. The story is generally be-
ileved here, as Powers and Howard
feared troops would be sent after them.
but information of gentlemen returning
on the train from Pinevllle, which Is the
nearest point 10 the home OF Howard.
failed to confirm 1t. They stated that
nothing was known at Pineville con-
cerning their departure. Powers is a
brother of Caleb Powers. sentenced to
the penitentiary on the charge OF being
an accessory before the fact TO the as
sasslnation of Goebei.
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CHARGES PREFERRED
Against New York Police officers.
Turned Over to the Mercy of Their
Accusers-Start Of the Reform

abuAnos Ne" 1ork FOllce OlucerS.
Turned Over to the Mercy Of Their
Accusers-Start Of the Reform
Movement. 9F
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The board of
police commissioners to-day ordered
charges preferred against Inspector
Adam A. Cross and Capt. John b. Her
llhy and practically turned them over
to the mercy OF their accusers,
{ The two officers are to be proceeded
against in no fenient manner, as is DEM
onstrated by the fact that Bishop Pot
ter has been requested to name counsel
to assist In the prosecution and the
further fact that Edward NJ. Shepard
and W. NJ. K. Olcott are to represent
tho police board In sustaining the
charges.
Inspector Cross will be compelled to
meet the charges Of neglect of duty in
that he permitted precincts within his
inspection district TO reek with vice and
the further charge of conduct unbecom-
Ing an officer.
Conduct Unbecoming an Officer.
Captain Herlihy is accused OF con-
duct unbecomfrg an officer and of neg
lecting to enforce the law in his pre-
cInct.
. Having provided for the prosecution
OF Inspector Cross and Captain Her
llhy, the police board informed Mayor
Van Wyck Of their action and then in
structed President York to communi-
cate with Bishop Potter, requesting the
latter to place before them any evi-
dence which he may have against the
two accused officers or against any
other member OF the police force.
After the adjournment of the police
board 1t Is said misunderstanding
arose between Chief OF Police Devery
and President York. At headquarters
1t was intimated that charges of n
serious nature as those against Inspect
tor Cross may also be brough. against
Chief Devery. The latter has refused
to remove Cross or Herlihy from duty.
pending the hearing OF the charges
against them and In doing this he has
incurred the displeasure Of President
York.
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Fired n Fatal Bullet.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intellisencer.
STEUBENTILLE, o.. Nov. 19-Be-
cause she rr.s despondent over her sis
ter's deata Miss Annie Dowland, aged
5thfsty-twc, OF SaIlne.township wnntsto
her bedroom pressing a 32-calihre re-
volvcr to her breast and fired It off.
The bullet passed under the heart, but
Is fatal.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED
'y controller of Currency Dawes.
oncials Surprised at Size of Defal-
eation-No Explanation offered.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 19.-Con-
ao''eT OF Currency Dawes has up-
p''nted Oliver P. Tucker, national bank
ehafn'ner. temporary receiver OF the
uH'nan National bank, OF Newport,
ny Mr. Tucker ,elegraphed the con-
"0''er that he had taken charge owing
% 'he discovery OF defnlcatIon
AH''aAttns to about $4,000, and there
.pO' Inc controller appointed him tenn
t0t'Fy receiver. The officials here con-
.''e' II astonishing that q defalcatlon
..'''oun'lns TO mere than the reserve of
we bank could have remained undls-
so'efeh Tor any length Of time, but they
S''et'p' .. to offer no explanation, MS Mr..
I."FF has not YET furnished my de-
:, "''f' The last examination OF tho
'amH was made in May last.
me following ia a statement OF the
s'"a'li"n Of the bank as shown by It's
."''h report to the controller OF the
lj60. '''e'''e' "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
Weather Forecast for o.pay.

For ohlo-Rnin and continued warm
weather Tuesday: Wednesday colder,
cloudy, with snow or rntn n northern
portion. winds becoming fresh to brisk
For Western pcnnsylvania-Raln Tues
day; continued warm weather; Weanes-
dny rain or snow and colder: sopthrrly
winds, becoming fresh and nnrthsrly.
Wednesday fair and colder; wost 10 north
Winds Hf lFNS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
scow Lost With Six Men.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. ia special
to the Tribune. from Newberry. Mich.
says: !.
Word has been received here by. n.
N. Mcleod, lumberman. that one OF his
scows used in transporting freight from
Sault Ste Marie to Deer Park, where
he has u number OF lumber camps. was
caught in a storm on Lake Superior
Sunday morning, of Deer Park. and
five OF the SIX men on board were wash
ed overheard and drowned.
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Another Professor Resigns.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Gala.
Nov. l9.-Prof. NJ. a. Aldrlch. an as
sIstant In the department Of economies.
rendered his resignation to President
Jordan to-day rs the result OF the con-
troversy over the dismissal OF Professor
Ross, head OF the economies depart
nent. Professor Aldrlch cnme to the
university last year from Harvard.