On The Campus

Dr. Frieze is well enough to meet classes at his home. Contributiorm to the Oracle must be handed in before Nov. 29. Reception this evening in Hobart hall to Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Stanley. The Prohibition club has 0. V. Nafe for president, and E. B. Conrad for eecretary. Sanitary science is so popular that it is thought University h&ll will be needed for a class-room. The Democratie club had courage enough ► test Friday night to Tote to challenge the Republican club to a joint discussion before the election. The Rugby association elected J. E. Duffy, president; O. K. ButtoD, vice president; Will Ball,secretary; and J. D. Armstrong, treasurer. The directora are Wilkinson, Ducharme, and Hinchman. Prof. Gibbe's monkey, whieh he inoculated with tuberculoua matter íb exhibiting all the symptora? of oonsumption usually seen in the human patiënt. If it proves to be a genu'.ne case, the monkey's luogs will be photographed. N. H. Nichols has been elected treasurer of the S. C. A., to fill the vacancy due to Hieronymus not returning. Mrs. A. E Jennings was elected corresponding secretary, and G. M. Walker as librarían ; Prof G. S. Morris was elected a member oL the board of trustees to 611 vacancy caused by the death ot Prof. Elisha Jones. The claes of '92 held a meeting lastSaturday, to consider the challenge of '91 to a foot-ball rush. Leroy S mthmayd was chosen chairman, and the olass, atter deciding to accept the challenge for Saturday, Oct. 20, chose Mr. Vanlnwagen as captain, with Breakey and Treet assistants. W. Ball was chosen umpire and a committee appointed to bring all freshmen out the day of the ruh.