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APG AT Mee WEEKLY ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Where they Will be Held and by Whom Conducted. Examinations for admission to the Freshman Classes in Yale College and the Sheffield Scientific School, will be held in: Albany, N. emy, by Mr. B. B. Boltwood. Andover, Mass., at Phillips Academy, by Prof. Perrin. Auburn, N. Y., at the High School, by Mr. Otis Strong. Berlin, Germany, at the Building of the Christlicl.er Verein Junger Manner, Y., at the Albany Acad- “A Wilhelm Strasse, 34; by Mr. T. Cc. Stearns, ’86. Buffalo, N. Y., at the High School, by Mr. W. P. Beam. Chicago, IIll., at the Bryant Strat- ton Business College, by Prof. T. D. Seymour, and Mr. W. W. Nichols. Cincinnati, O., at the Hughes High School, by Mr. W. L. Dickson. Cleveland, O., at the University School, by Mr. R. L: Taylor. Colorado Springs, Col., at the Cutler Academy, by Prof. M. C. Gile. Columbus, O., at the Columbus Latin Schoo}, ‘by Mr. W.-H Page. -=: Concord, N. H., at St. Paul’s School, by Prof. Irving Fisher. Denver, Col., at the Bast Denver High School, by Dr. F. L. Chase. Detroit, Mich., at the Detroit School for Boys, by Prof. William Lyon Phelps. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., at the West- minister School, by Mr. W. L. Cush- ing. East Hampton, Mass., at the Willis- ton Seminary, by Mr. W. J. Comstock. Exeter, N. H., at Phillips Academy, by Prof. F. A. Gooch. Garden . City; 3th ob; at = St. School, by Mr. George Jacobus. Groton, Mass., at Groton School, by Dr. Charles Sears Baldwin. Honolulu, H. I., at Oahu College, by President Hosmer. Kansas City, Mo., at the Central High School, by Mr. R. A. Minck- witz. Knoxville, Tenn., at the University School, by Mr. L. M. G. Baker. Lakeville, Conn., at Hotchkiss School, by Prof. Henry P. Wright. Lawrenceville, N. J., at Lawrence- ville School, by W. C. Marshall. Louisville, Ky., at the Male High School, by Mr. Lafon. Allen. Milwaukee, Wis., at the Milwaukee Academy, by Mr. J. H. Pratt. New York, N.. Y., at the Y.. M.-C: A. rooms, corner 4th. Ave., and 28rd St., by Professors Sneath and Duncan, and Mr. J. W. Broatch. Nordhoff, Cal., at Mr. S. D. Thach- er’s School, by Mr. Thacher. Norwich, Conn., at the Free Acade- my, by Mr. C. G. Clarke. Paul’s Pennington, N. J., at the Seminary, by Mr. S. M. Alvord. Philadelphia, Pa., at the Eastman Academy, 700 Broad Street., by Dr. D. A. Kreider. Pittsburgh, Pa., at Shadyside Acade- my. Dy..Dr.. J, J. Robinson: Pomfret, Conn., at Pomfret School, by Prof. H. S. Williams. Portland, Ore., at Bishop Academy, by. Dr. J. W. Hill. Pottstown, Pa., at the Hill School, by Dr. R. H. Nichols. San Francisco, Cal., School. St. Joseph, Mo., at the High School, by Mr. C. N. McAllister. St. Louis, Mo., at the Board of Edu- cation Building, by Prof. F .K. Sand- ers. ‘s St. Paul, Minn., at the High School, by Mr. W. F. Booth. Seranton, Pa.,. at the School of the Lackwanna, by Mr. W. H. Buell. ~Seott at the Urban Southboro, Mass., at St. Mark’s School, .by Mr J. CG. ‘Tracy. Stamford, <Conn.,..at Mr. - King’s - School, by Mr. F. W. Mills. Tacoma, Wash., at Tacoma Academy, by Rev. A. B. Powelson. Washington, D. C., in the Examining room of the Civil Service Commission, Cor. 8th and E. St., by Mr. George P. Whittlesey. Watertown, Conn., School ,by Mr. Taft. Examinations will begin at all these places -at 9.4. m:,- Thursday, July 1, and end on Saturday, July 3, at 1 p. m. i lp a A Yale Number of Scribner. The issue of .Scribner’s for July, which will be out on the 25th of this month, is of particular interest to Yale men on account of an article by Judge Henry E. Howland, ’54, on Yale gradu- ate life. Judge Howland writes of the past and of the present. The article is not historical, but is a picture of Yale students, past' and present, including such descriptions and such scenes as an old-fashioned foot ball rush on the Green, aS well as modern . athletic events of great interest. Class Bullies are described of the old days and there is also a pen picture of ‘‘Senior Base- Bie or. Tatt’s ball.’”’ Naturally enough, the society system is. treated at considerable length, Particular stress. has been laid on illustrations, and some have been tak- en from life by artists who lived here _ time . For this number Orson Lowell has made twenty drawings of such scenes. One of them is a foot ball rush in 1850. The typical crew in Yale rowing is also illustrated and there is a scene during the Yale-Princeton game, These drawings for the entire series on Yale, Harvard and Princeton are to Paris, France, by Mr. Arthur P._ be shown in the Gymnasium from the Lord. 21st to the 30th of this month. FLAGG. RITCH GIBSON. Te DWIGHT, POTWIN. POTTER, . BUFFETT, HOWLAND. JUDGE HOWLAND’S CREW. LiFe AbSYALE. By Judge Henry KE, Howland, 254. Seetememeel ‘¢TirE AT Yate,” by Judge Henry E. Howland, ’04, is to be the leading article in Scribner's Magazine for July. 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