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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-07
STEUBENVILLE

Sre .af dispatch fo the Tnfclrrer~sr
Stu BhNNlLLE. o.. April 6.-Ths
grand jury reported on Wednesday In
partial report and recessed until Nav
10th. They we're On session three DAYS
and examined 50 witnesses. The
eleven indictments found was the low.
water mark I'm the history Of grand
jury prcecntmcnts Cases ignored
we're. Ohio W. Earl Best. Ohio Va.
Ebcrle. Indictments made public are
Joseph Moxiey. a negro. cutting with
intent to KILL
Glen Best. OF hdena. assault and
battery
Israel Dczen. receiving stolen prop.
crtv
stnna stoskoaky. % Bradley. sec.
ond degree murder
li. q. Kirby. cmbczzIcment
NICK bragot entering premises 20
inlure and steal poultry.
Willard Francis. juvenile amdavIt
filed in Probate Court
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Butter, Cheese. EGGS.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Butter I'M
settled. receipts. 935. Creamery
specials. 22c: extras. 2Olhc n 21c.
Cheese steady. unchanged. receipts
2.2s1.
Eggs FIRM; receipts. 3S.T~S. FFeseS
gathered selected extras. 1Sc01Stsc.
state. Pennsylvania. and nearby hen.
merry brown and mixed. 1GtscT f7iLc
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. April G.-The cotton
goods markets were steadier during
the day. and printers were beginning
10 buy wide goods more generally.
Yarns are steadier. with small sales
reported. The United Dry Goods
Companies announced its quarterly
dividend as maintained at . per cent.
despite the decrease in the II. B. Olaf
I'm Companys dividend. one OF tho
underlying securities OF the United
l'ry Goods company. Dress goods
arc nnIot.
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WHEELING. ". va. April 6. III.
CATTLE

NEW YORK. April Money on
call steady. 2n2as per cent. ruIIne
rate. e'e. closing bid. pa. offered
~ Time loans DUH and soft. SD
days. 2ia 02fh. 90 days. 3. months.
aHda per cent Prime mercantile
paper. q 20 a. per cent Sterling OK.
change firm. with actual business In
bankers bills at a. $500 Tor sixty
day bills and at 50 1926 Tor demand
Commercial bills. 81 S8ia. Uar silver.
o3c, Mexican dollars. f5c. Govern
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Metals.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Standard
copper dull: spot. s1l 7Oa11 So: cleo
trolytic, S12 25d12 37k: lake.
81 S7i2 G12 so; casting, S12 OOT
y l2is. London steady: spot, e54
6s 3D. futures. e54 17s Cd.
Tin quiet; spot. S41 25d41 10. Lon
dor strong; spot. e1S9: futures. e1s6
Lead dun at 81 45G4 so. London,
& ~ 15s.
Spelter easy at So 4Od5 so. Lon
don. spot. { % IS Sd.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 46s 7izd
IN London. Locally. iron was quiet.
Northern foundry Nos. and .. South
ern and Southern soft No l. SIS 5OT
16 %.
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In tho matter of the guardiaushfn
on Caroline Wallace. Iunnuc. lddI.
tiorlI bond ordered filed and ap.
-oFcd
IT.. ~ Cowcn guardian nics addI
ionaI bond %. $1,000 With tho Amer.
l'fn surety Company. 90 New York.
If .urcfF
l1 iho matter Of fho ru,rd.aushIp
OF Edith r1stol 20 minor. account
settled
ln fho matter of fhc estate of Jos
bofcoo. deceased. inventory nIod and
approved
ln fho matter % fho estate of John
LouehIIn. deceased. account nicd and
notice ordered
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

rre 0l l'.n1frh f0 fho rnfniIfror-rr.
j. GAINESVILLE. o.. April 8
ihn Students or the high school or
t'tifed n baseball team this cveninz
aho elected David uarrnh captain and
Frauk Williams manager Practice
WiIl Do started Monday and the first
game win likely ho PLAYED with shady.
side h.en Iu few weeks.
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Miss Morris. who has been confined
10 her home on Garfield street. with
severe Illness. is now improving
nicely
Harry Martin left yesterday for
Fairmont. where he will spend a few
days as the guest OF relatives and
friends
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Coffee.

NEW YORK. April Havre .
declined 7 70 fia franc May futures
closed. offered az o95c: July closed
offered no 9.9sc: September closed. o..
Tered at s.S5c: December closed. or.
Tered az 9G1c. March closed. offered
az Goo. I;io No. 7 quoted AZ 12i.c.
Market barely steady.
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ment bonds steady; railroad bonds

WASHINGTON. d. C.. April e.
At the beginning OF business today
the condition of the Uunited States
Treasury was:
Working balance in treasure Offices,
$3O.S29.649; in banks and the Philip-
pine treasury. $3l. 1886. 912.
Total balance in general fund. $50.
2O7 .922.
Ordinary receipts yesterday. ST.
SoS.OO2; disbursements, S3.59I.215.
surplus 20 date this fiscal year. So
452,S2S. against a deficit OF Sl4.5OS,-
SOS last year.
Panama canal and public debt
transactions excluded.
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No School TO-DAY

The entire stan OF teachers OF the
local public schools will leave this
morning for Bellaire. where they will
attend the meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Round Table. 10 be held at the Cen
trail building OF that city, this after
noon.
Arbor day was observed in the local
schools yesterday and seven hundred
catalpa trees were distributed among
the children and teachers. to be
planted in the yards surrounding the
homes.
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u. r. Carpenter. administrator Of
hiaEeio Ccrquo. vs. g. A. y. r. X.
fuii Tor $4,000 damages for the death
oi 'orque ON March .. 1910. near Min.
go. 20 ie alleged he was Jared on Of
nor car while depositng his tools
in o. hoN while the train was going At
killed
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lnterestIna sesslon-

An interesting session OF council
was held last evening at the regular
meeting. y number OF matters OF in
terest were taken up and a number
OF routine matters disposed Of.
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Robert Toarc and ElIa Fowler. both
~ Martins Fcrry
George Savrc. ago 90. md virginia
Miller. age ~. both Of Boliaire
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M'MECHEN
Brotherhood Of First Methodist EpIs-
eopal Church Is to Be Installed
This Evenind

The brotherhood OF the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. composed OF
the men OF the city as well as the
church. is TO hold a meeting in the
Sunday school room OF the church
this evening, at which the brother
hood Is TO be Installed as a full fedged
branch OF the state association. The
members OF the J. G. Bardal brother.
hood OF the Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal church. OF Moundsville, will
have charge OF the installation service
and a general good time is expected.
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April s. II.
me following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks sre corrected
1aly ior the Intelligencer by Geo W.
aaron, local broker. and X. Il Marshall
manager Bond Department
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Dull Record i'm Market
New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING. "

WHEELING. W. Va. April 6, II.
hhngo or active sroc~a on the Nsu
.Crk St1rS T. ;.sIuse- corrected daily oy
~ l. MasteI y co. bgok-rG
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 6, II.
Inc active fltlsourE sNOS~s. coTreltsd
eaily by A u. Mastsn x Co. DANGERS
sn1 brokers' National Exchange Banl
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ANOTHER MEETING

or Mozart Citizens VIII Be Held ID
sehoolhouse Next Tuesday
Night.
The Mozart Hill citizens win hold
another mass meeting IN the Mozars
school house next Tuesday night. The
residents Of the hill who live within
the Ohio county limits are not favor
able to Incorporating the town, but
those that live In Marshall county
are In favor OF Incorporating unless
Marshall county improves the roads
below the Ohio county line. The mat
ter will be thoroughly discussed at
the meeting next Tuesday.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. April g .-Crodit
balances. $3.50 Runs. 1G9. qOs. aver.
acc. 1890: shipments. 2iC.4S7. aver.
age. 1SS.991.
NEW YORK. April Standard
OH fC5e
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New York Curb Market

WHEELING. W. Va. April 6. II.
Reported by a r aaasten =. Co 4. p
Biand. manager: members New IorE
Stock Exchange
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Many a wife-beater draws the line At
beating "a carpet
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There arc about 1000 weddings
evcry "a hours. ticking the entire world
into consideration.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Barely steady.
Rye-No. 2, 9Ilkc.
Feed or Mixing Barley.-sSc n 9Oc.
Fair 10 Choice Malting-1OOcdIIO
Flax Seed-No. l Southwestern,
81 An; No. l Northwestern, 2 56IS.
Timothy Seed-Sl1 75G12 90.
CloveT-Sl5 90.
Mess Pork, per barrel-Sl5 50a
IS 40.
Lard-s7 s71kd7 90 per 100 lbs.
Short Ribs, Sides Ooose)-S7 $50
1914.
short Clear Sides CbOxed)-sS 5oa
S 62h.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG, April Cattle steady. light.
Choice, So 5Oa6 IS; prime. Sc 15q
6 40.
Sheep-Steady. fair. Prime weth-
ers, 81 1904 20; common, 50 OO0
3 90 spring lambs. $40 OOdl2 SO:
veal calves. 81 OOG7 80.
Hogs-Active. 10 double decks
Prime heavys. Sc 6OG6 20: mediums.
81 05G7 10: heavy workers.. s. 100
10; light yorker. s. 2Od7 25: pigs,
- 25g7 30; roughts. IS 75G6 90.
CHICAGO, April Cattle receipts.
$500; market steady; beeves. IS 25ff
80: Texas steers. 81 50d5 70: west
ern steers, 81 90G5 so: stockers and
feeders. 81 O0g5 10: COWS and heif-
ers, 81 7046 90; calves. IS 0Od7 90.
Hog receipts, 10000: market steady
to strong: light, Sc 45d6 IS: mixed.
- 2506 so: heavy. Sc O5d6 go:
rough, So O5G6 30; good to choice
heavy, s. 30G6 Go; pigs. So 3OaG so;
bulk Of sales. So 35G6 So.
sheep receipts. $1,000: market
steady; native. So 0OG5 90: western.
50 25G5 90; yearlings. 81 5OG5 90:
lambs. native. s. OOd6 80. western.
So 00d6 80.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
NHEELlNG. W. Va. April 6. II.
Inc following quoVarsonH on toe nor.
ectiNe wheeling stocks are correc:sd
1hlIy Tor the 1ntelligencer by HowSrs
Ia1lett 4 Son. local brokers:
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On lines haying regular express SER
nfty pounds OF Of large bun. will nos
De carried on passenger cars.
No shipments. except emerEsnoT shin
msnte OF mea;eine, will be carried %
pa.sengeF cars between t:oo and els
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wHE 800 ss 50 aS sssgAH
rAHi.g infect s1a. M. 1soa.

PANFtANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Leave
oW " w .ii::Ss::r.
i.a5 n "a ,e:ee q m
"'SN y. IN 1890 noon
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Transfer books closed April LIST 10,
! ner cent cash dividend payable AprI
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vt,rA oV;NHDrvILLE LINE
DAILY eIreof
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PittsburR Stocks.

Total sales lss.iOO shaers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16
TUsKBGEE INSTITUTE.
Facts from Annual Report of Presi,
dent Booker Washington.

Facts from Annual Report of Pres1-
dent Booker Washington.
The annual report OF Booker T. wash
ington, president of the Tuskegee insti-
tute, for the school year 19l0-11, shows
the famous college for colored people to
be in a fairly flourishing condition. A
marked improvement is noted in the
regularity of attendance, SIS per cent Of
the students entering at the opening and
remaining until the close. In all depart
nents 1,702 students were enrolled during
the year, exclusive OF the attendance at
the short winter course the night school
the training school and the cooking class
Students came from thirty-eight states
and territories and fifteen foreign coun-
tries.
springing from the Tuskegee idea the
report shows twenty three Industrial
schools founded by former graduates and
stlldAnts- Through these oftshoots 4062
students were given industrial training
in 1910 and 1900 people reached through
extension work. All these schools are
in the southern states
Concerning the finances OF the insti-
tute Mr.. Washington says contributions
were received from 2ss persons, OF whom
eighty-stx were white southerners. Re
caipts from all sources were $426 1S9 60, be-
sides $469 79O.s8 from the Dotger estate
which went 10 the endowment fund. The
permanent endowment fund now amounts
20 H,sn.6476 The total value of the
educational plant including the land
grant from congress. is placed at 81
S57,A676
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Annexationists Assert Names Of
Registered Persons Taken.
MAGIC CITY AT THE LAND SHOW
Preparations Are Being Made to
Reveal True south Omaha
Spirit on the Night of
the Twentieth.

Recall and annexation like the ghost
of Banquo will not down in South Omaha
Both we're discussed on the streets yas-
terday, following tho newspaper reports
that the ant1-annexationists had invali-
dated 1910 names of the $500 names ap-
pended to the Omaha petition for annAx-
alton
A h Murdoch who IN company OF
John Paul Breen of Omaha, spent the
forenoon IN Omaha making q oursory ar
animation of the lists came to the con
cluSion that the opposition had elimin-
ated too many names. Both acting on
their suspicion called up several Of the
man whose names had been crossed from
the lists, The men not only affirmed
their registration, but gave day and date
and location OF same This work was pur-
sued for several hours until Murdook
and Breen came To the conclusion that
the petition will not be invalidRted and
that the county commissioners will be
forced TO put the matter to vote.
The hlgh-handed manner in which the
ants have handled this matter will react
on thear own hands" said Mr.. Murdoch
eff they were sincere in their desire for
the welfare OF the city. why did they
not lot the matter como TO a voter The
presumption seems To be that their judg.
nnent was better than that of the voters y
The ants. when told OF the work OF
the annexationists seemed surprised and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16
NEBRASKA WESLEYAN.
NeTvS of the Methodist Institution
at University Place.

NeTvs OF the Methodist Institution
st University Place.
Prof. Steckele. head OF the Violin de-
partment, who has been travelling with
the Rcally String quartet through Iowa,
South Dakota and Minnesota. returned
last week.
MRS keener. patroness Of the orophil,
ian Girls, entertained the active chapter
AZ buffet luncheon, Wednesday, Ooto-
Der II
Fay Brooks, Edna Nispel ana Doris
Goodale' are pledges OF the Aelioian so
ciety.
Prof Eugene Knox of the school Of ex-
preston. spent Friday and Saturday Of
last week IN the northern part Of the
state. He gave programs TO packed
houses at Rristow and Gross He is 10
appear for the Methodist Episcopal church
church at Fairbury. October 90. and al
Bloomington October q, on the high
school lecture course
The work on tho new gymnasium be-
gan week ago and has progressed
steadily since that tine. The cement
block foundation has been completed and
work has commenced on the superstruc-
under the supervision Of a foreman Each
student viii take his turn for a half a
day until the work is completed. Excuse
is granted from all classes intArtered
with
The orophilian Girls were entertained
at the home OF Sarah Kirkland Tuesday
evening at s o'clock tea. Besides the
active chapter, Mrs. DR.. Seeley OF Har-
ward and Mrs Ray Kuns Of Broken Bow
alumni members Of the sorority. and Mrs
Rev Keener, the Orc Girls patronesS
were present
The band is 20 be the lsrgest and best
In the history Of the university. Fifty
or the men who have tried out have
made good, and several more are ex-
pected to Join, soon. Three good practices
are being held weekly under the instruo-
ton Of Director Green. The hand will
figure In school and city activities more
largely than ever before.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16

the John Olsan. who slew william,
another brother last Thursday. seven
miles south Of Papilhon win not assist
John olsan To clear himself OF the
murder Of his brother.
This was the statement made by Mr.
oisan yesterday morning after his arrival
from Ames. to take charge Of the body
of his dead brother. He bitterly blamed
John Olsan. the prisoner. whom he said
had always caused trouble. He refused
10 see him or to assist him In any way.
Mr.. olsan will take the body Of wil-
liam Olsan back this evening at 8
o'clock to Ames, whore burial viii be-
made
While the elder brother waA making
arrangements for the funeral Of william
olsan, his slayer was being removed to
Douglas county JaI by Sheriff J. II.
Spearman of-sarpy county. who came
In today az the request OF Chief OF
Police John Brisss.
The prisoner lie In condition Of mind
bordering on insanity and the phyEcians
are In doubt whether he will ever be
ut for trial. County Attorney William
Jameson Of sarpy. gave II as his opinion
that John olsan was telling the truth IN
regard to the trouble that existed be-
tween himself and his brother. The
county attorney was very deeply i'm
pressed with the story OF the prisoner
and entertains strong doubt az TO the
possibility of Jury conviotIns him.
Miss Meyers Dead.
Miss Eileen Meyers only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Meyers. died yester-
day morning at IL o'clock in the South
Omaha hospital from an attack of ap-
pendicitis Miss Meyers was seventeen
years old at the time OF her death shs
had been III about two weeks and a few
DAYS ago was removed to the hospital
where abe underwent an operation. Fol-
lowing the operation she grew better
SO rapidly that her family expected q
welcome her home within . day OF two
Friday she took a turn for the worSs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16

work Splendid programs aud election Of
officers have been marked features Of
thu opening days Of the'ter1n. Following
are the newly elected presidents Of the
various organizations
Aristonian-Mabel Coulsen Of Erwin.
Germanae Sodales-Nrargaret Mead al
Armour
Thegn-Ralph J. Swanson OF Alcester.
Adelphian--1ames Watson OF Center
Vile
Phno-cOio-Niss zida FROST OF sioux
City.
Y. c. Alethian-waltor ]. Busssy OF
Tabor
The Choral union, under Prot paney's
direction. already numbers ninety voices.
with good prospect OF reaching the 100
mark
Yankton college is voting on the oues-
ton Of abolishing the cross-campus
paths. These paths are one OF the evi-
dences that students and others emulate
the example Of the modern business man
in taking short outs 30 gain time. Yank-
ton has a beautiful campus and the
paths winding here and there are deemed
useful and in some cases very nSedful in
college economy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16

remarked that II Il were so that any OF
the names found TO be invalid by them.
turned out to be registered. Il was due
TO the fact that the registration had been
made In different place than that shown
by the books OF registration. The
work Of having signers withdraw from
the petition will be pushed. II was claimed
that every man who signed the paper in
one Omaha store withdrew his sigma ture
with equal Alacrlty.
BiE Time at Land show.
Real estate men ana the Booster club
will take up the work OF making octo-
Der 90. South Omaha night at tho Land
show, a great success. Mayor Trainor
IL is understood has already accepted the
invitation Of the Land show people 10
be present on Friday night He gave
II as his opinion that every business man
in South Omaha should take part in the
demonstration that would rebound 10 the
credit and profit of the Magic City.
At the high school, Prof. r.. H. John.
son, Of the commercial department has
trained his orchestra to discourse music
on the night of the South Omaha cele.
bration.
- w. Murphy, real estate dealer, stated
yesterday that he considered the occa-
sion an opportunity 20 show the unanim-
ity OF South Omaha people for the well
fare OF the whole city. He said be OK
peoted that all the real estate men OF
the town would be glad TO participate
In making South Omaha night at the
Land show q grand success.
John Kennedy, secretary of the Boost
ea's club. commanded the idea and said
that the Boosters would surely endorse
and support the movement of making
a big show in honor of the Magic
City, The matter viii come before the
meeting next Thursday night II was
also given out that the city council and
officials viii be formally invited 70 at
tend the Land show on Friday night,
October %
Frank oIsan Of Ames, Ia, brother Of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16

and yesterday passed away She lie SUR
vived by her parents and one brotharN
John Meyers.
Pending the arrival Of Miss Movers
father from Peoria. where he lately 40.
cepted a government position funeral arr
rangements have not been made
To Rent Country Club Property.
Announcements was made yesterday thaA
tho property OF the erstwhile South
Omaha Country club at Boulevard and
the car line would be leased by the cor.
porauon. This follows close upon q
recent failure 10 reorganize the club.
The South omaha Country club was q
most prosperous organization a few years
ago. Laid out in u most desirable local.
ity the grounds offer every lnduoement to
those weary of the grind OF business
and the roar Of the city. For soma
reason us membership refused longer to
continue TO support what they reckoneA
bad investment A meeting to reors
ganize recently failed to entice a new
assessment among the members who ~.
sponded to the call and the news thae
the property was for rent followed
quickly.
Apple Day at swIft's.
Apple Day" will be. celebrated Nom
day. October IS. al swift's packing house
by the distribution OF over 1900 red
luscious apples The employees Of the
plant are already enjoying In anticipation
the pleasure of munching their fill of the
! best apples that the market can afford.
New Political Club.
Local politicians we're much interested
yesterday afternoon when they learned
that the workingmen's independent Pos
litioal club had been reorganizea at q
special meeting at the hall on Twentys
fourth street.
The club, as the name implies. lie formed
largely from members of the local labou
unions. who take a large interest In pos
litical affairs.
II
| Kay to the SifnafIon--Ree Advert sinR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-16
COLUMBIA UNIVER sITY.
Outranks All other Universities In
Attendance.

AENCn04AGCs
Registration ts now complete az CO.
lumbia university and shows that the at
tendance for the scholastic year is 1855
as compared with $50 last year an in
crease OF 635 and, including the extern
sion courses, the number Is only eight
short OF 5000 This places Columbia at
the head Of all other universities IN the
world in point Of attendance. taking the
place of Berlin. which stood al the head
last year.
In Columbia college the registration has
Increased from 697 10 721 the freshmen
Leading the list with 25A as compared
with 2S7 a year ago. In engineering there
Is a decrease. which is due 20 the strict
enforcement OF regulations. many de-
fcient students having been dropped In
the second year, while the freshmen are
about the same as last year. the respec-
tive figures being lsS and lss. There is
q good increase In numbers IN the school
OF law the figures being AIS. as against
s74 last year while In the school OF physi-
clans and surgeons the number is SSl, as
against s18 a year ago In fine arts there
is a falling off. the number being IA,
while there were fourteen more last year.
Barnard has increased greatly, ths num-
bsr being 81. as against 500 last wear
The freshmen being Sol as against 1856 last