Made The Announcement

President McCosh, of Princeton, is the subject of this story, says the New York Cali, which is vouched for by old Princeton men: "The venerable doctor was accustomed to lead the morning exercises in the chjapel every day, and the exercises in the chapel gave out the notices to the studente. The exercise was a fervent prayer by the doctor. One morning, after he had read the notices as usuaJ, a student came up with another notice that Prof. Karge's French clase would be atnine o'clock that day, instead of 9:30, as usual. Dr. McCosh said it was too late, but the student insisted that Prof. Karge would be mueh disappointed if the notioe was not read. The exercises went ou, and the doctor forgot all about the notice. He started to make the final prayer. He prayed for the president of the United States, the members of the cabinet, the senators and representtivee, the govornor of New Jersey, the mayor and other officials of Princeton, and then came to the prof essors and instructors in the college. In the mean.time Prof. Kiage's notice came fnto his mind and the assembled students were astonished to hear the venerable president say: 'And, O Lord, bjess Prof. Karge, whose French ulass will be held this morning at nine o'clock, instead of at 9: 30, as usual.' "