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Order Is Hear'n's first law : and this confest, h
, Some aie, aiid must be, greater than, the rest . T
Ipre rich, more wise : but who infers from hence ',
Taat such are tiappier, shocks all common sense. '
Hfeav'n to all mankind impartialwe confess, -j 7 ,
If all are equal in their Happiness : , j j
Bnt mutualj wants ths Happiness increase ;
fAll Nature's differeneesvkeep all Nature's peacei
s Condition, circumstance Is not the thing ; u ,
Bliss is thejsame in subject Or In king, ' . !
In who obtain defense, or who defend,- i
InEim who is,' or him who finds a friend : ; " v
Heav'n ibreathes through every member of the whole,
One coramorf Bleisirig, as one common Soul,-
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ATHLETICS. J
BASE-BALI.. NOTES.
.1: Sinc6 our last issue, at a meeting of the U. B. B.
A., Philips resigned his position as manager of
:the base-ball nine and Judge Eure.the captaincy.
Busl)ee, '92, Was! '.ejected captainv aud Patterson,
'91; .business manager, i ,
In spite of examinations last week,' wet grounds
andretild, biting, weat her, the team ! 'has! been at
work daily catcjiing flias and picking lip ground
ersj They have been practicing especially throw
ing and batling. The batting is notAvhat it ought
to be and the boys should Work hard on that fea-
ti re especially. AVre hope to se thqm legin run-?
i nng oases and practice snaing now exannnaiions
I are over. " .i ' .; - . :
What the team needs most is money - arid . eit-:
I .couragement." It will take" something like $1C
h put bur! -nine in the ; field this yearj so wheii
Manager Patterson comes around let every student
! contribute liberaiiv.r .Then the" boys should come
! out on the field and. applaud any good plays. . Il
j will help thejr playnig. j v - .. ; r
I 1 Wre have already been asked 'for the', following
i dates.- Our j:tnanager is arranging: them nowiT
f - Trinity at. WiB'ston, April 17; University ofyirj-
ginia at Richmond, Ma'y 1 ; I jVake Forest at Ral
eigh, May 8 and 9. lie has tried to arrange 3
r "game1 with. Binghanr's $chool for Class. Day; but
j -i 'Bingham's - doesntt eeiW to ante Mp. What's the
h. niatter with her? .; ; . . , ' '
! i Fourteen" students .are already in training for
! y positions on the team They "are: Hamlin, BusT
v bee, Jblinstpn, R., Grahdm,'G., Toy, .Philips, Old-
! haul, ShawJ Ellis, Jones, L., Ferguson, Hendren,
j rHoke imdj Morris.
! Of ouri last Ibase-bal
by putting the grounds in ortler. Right field is! in
a fearful condition and it is well-nigh impossible
td
use it.
Besides, there j is a large, -hole ( in it,
wpere ap old well has caved in, that is very dan
gerous,
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SiYr' TRlfsTEEs i
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There areNeighty Trustees of the University
elected by he General Assembly for eight years.
These are arranged J into5 jc3asses, one-fourth (or
benty) being chosen every two years. r
t The Superintendent of Iablic Iustructipu
. M. Finger) is ex officio a Trustee, and the:
ernor ia ex lomao Uhairman ot the rJoard.
Besides the twenty to be elected bi-ennially there
are always jsome vacancies to be filled on account
deaths and resignations.: l? j V !
The following are the twe:ity Trustees elected in
regular course their terms to begin December 1?
lpi : Kemp P. Battle, Orange; Robert XI. Beall,
Cialdwell ; Marsden Bellamy, New Hanover; G.
Samuel Bradshaw, Randolph ; Fabius ,H. Busbee, .
Wake: Mariori Ilutler, Sampson; Beuelian Cam
eron, Durliam ; Job ii W. Fries; Forsy t h ; Robert
M,Furmai, Buncombe ; Tios. S. Kenaii, ijVake;
liichard H. -Lewisj Wake : J. Alton Mclver,
Moore ; WW. N. MebanejjDskitvjnm ; A-fUHy-wood
iMerritt, Ohatlmm ;- Jilmes X. Murphyt ijitt;
Fred.' Philjips, Fdgecombe; Win. L. Saunders,
Wake; John' W. Starnes, Buncombe; Zebu Ion B.
Vance, Mecklenburg;, James V. Wilson, Burke.
WiAKE FOEESTV UNITERSITYi
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Wake Forest cha
a game of
foot-ball
lenged the Ui
jon the 14th of Febrtkary and
iversity to
Of these Messrs.
BattleJ Beall; Bus bee,
Fries,
Kenan, Mebane, Merritt, Saunders, and Vance are
ijioW Trustees.
Besides the above the following: were elected to
vacancies' and are now Trustees : James t.
Henry R.' Bryan, resigned ;
Beneham Catnenm, Durham, vice P. G. Cameron,
deceased ;'. G. Samuel Bradshaw, Randojph, vice
K. Hayne
Murphy, Pitt, vige
e University accepted. Thf game was not to j be1
a chaninionshiD one. but simulv an exchange of
courtesies jbetween ;he two f bolleges. ji-pChe gapie
was put off until the 21st because some of Walked,
F rest's team were sick with (the measles. ; The
UniversjtjJI could h; iye kther'jnp o .da'teJ lut.,'
out of simple Itindness did not do 30. :.j On Thurs
day night before the 21st -we receive a tejegram
rom WalJi rest,ltatin
iain. had broken an arm, and they' would rather
throw up thgame than play. W )
telegraphed that we would come down on Friday
anyhow, a id recei ved th is answer : j "If you dopie
you come ciyour ojm expense. We never field dtir-
f elves up to the datep It is need jess j "to J say that
the game was postponed, but it is needful to say a
few words about the way Wake Forest has actied.
After we had so kindly postponedj the ganie until
the 21st. imerelv 'on acjcount of) thel sicfaiess of
Wake Forest'sSahj, was it not but just that $Jie i
should pnti lierself opt: a Jittle accommodate OS?, v.
AW-fbrMdinfe
i understood j bybptli- .collegej that there ;cou id be ,
tno iaineifcer.iiiat
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Davis, deceased
Burke, rice Walter W. Lenoir, deceased: David
vice Wni. H. Ghad-
James W. Wilson,
,G. Worth,' New Hanover
bourn, resigned ; Wm. C. Riddick, Halifax,
Judge A. C. Avery, resigned; Frank S. Sprnill,
vice
had an? examination! near at hand and the college .
' mid-term !examinatoiis wfere'at h) j distant date; j.
j ljesides trie ; weather was getting too wajrm: fqrfbpt j fT
llia.ll audi: he baseballl jseagpn was begipnrng, jYe : ! v
janderstarid that' ih gametwas.post ported Jspielyjpn r v
account of" the captain, 'who had his arrti! broken ; I'.'i'
as for that matter, Thompson, our center Irushy liatr" 1
! his leg hurt and ctxuld riot walk for," two -weeks '
after the Zist, and iokeJ our naii-oacK, nau nis
thumb knocked oujtl of joint ami mqst probalIy i i
would, have been able to play rnriy a" sliort time.
Moreover, several, other gppd:me ) werel more or
less hurt and tiiel team was ;iii ho fit condition; i; H
hty playj fbut still We held purselv ?s:ilp? to daev j:
ana . -vvoiiiq haver mayed..-; v e ; spent a gopa. fj
deal of time, and money in preparation if()r tjhis 1
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' team the nine of '89,
which defeated . Bingliam's School 16 to 0 six
players are still in college: Eure, s. s., Johnston, p.,
Graham, r. f., Busbee, 1. f., Ball, 2 b.; Williams,
1 b. Eure's arrii is ; permanently lame and Ball
will not be able to play on account of hisfstudies.
' Williams has beervi playing first base a little, but
has not gone into regular training yet. . Graham
f;- is ; practiciushort and . Busbee and Johnston are
getting intbhape.to pitch! Oldham, our catcher,
and Jones, Li., who is now practicing third base,
Franklin, vice .-Judge J. J
I). Pruden, Clio wan, vice
resigned ; Wm. J.
Bingham, resigned ;
udge C. R. Thoruas, deceased.
We are glad to see the jnew
.if!
Peele
James
Davjs, resigned ; Wm.
Drj Eugene Qrissom,
Wake, trice 'Maj.. R.
W. ; Todd , A she, vice
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game andwere very much put out at the
We do jnbt think Wake Forest hasJ acted
rijjjfft inf rgarjd 'to, tie matter, but still
altmni . arej well
represented. , The following' entered the Univer
sity si nee .the re-opening : Marion Butler, J. Alton
Mclver, James D, Murphy, Wm. 0. Riddick j
Frank S. Spruill andjWm. J, Peele. ! V
There are already on the Board : Charles B.
Ay cock, Wayne ; (iharles D. Mclver, Mecklen
burg; Solomon C. Weill, ew Hanover; Frank
hi). Winstbh, Bertie Ruftis A. Dough ton, A! le-
ghany ; Robert W. Scott, Aiamance, ; '
It is doubtless very gratifying to President Bat
tle to be associated with so
t
a game next fall.-
issue.-
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were unable to publish the above in !onr last
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refusal.
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mistake' we
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played on the Bingham School nine in '89.
. We think the University should help the team ! the meetings of the Board.
many of fhs "boys flat
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Dr." Thomas Hume, of the Uni veirsity, and one of
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the most brill iaritf r'nien' -j ip the Stat, hap , beii
invited to deliver aiti address before the National
Educational Association at Torouto,;Ganada, next
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summer on "The Cp-ordt nation of , English Work
in Secondary Schodls arid Uni versifies.'' ;
Raleigh News- Observer. : The appointment r
Professor Holmes to be' State j Geologist is- wtell
merited py that jacqpmplishedj scientist, and isj a
most excellent appointment. Professor H0ln3es
win niipine posiiioni very saiisiacioriiy, ana
reiider most emcieut; service to the state
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