New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
COLrMGIA'S Closing DAYS.

ACTIVITY ~ ATHLEri,. SOCIAL. MEDICAL
CLASSICAL AND MUSICAL CIRCLES.
The senior. Of Columbia college have completed
their undergraduate cou's' and am nov enjoying
week Of r,,t ic.orc the nnal cNa unatlons y. III
clas. was photographed Friday. w!th the faculty..
The class day Invitations arc cut together with the
tickets io- admission The exercise, will Re held IN
the college library on June g. The speaker agr
AdGrcs, - welcome. Gcoigc ". Wmitcmorr presidents
address, Marston 7. iIogert. rollcall. Charles l..
Livingston. clas, Grafton. Charles II. liayc- elias.
pocn. Herbert N pman; class history. Thornton J..
Peuncli. class prophecy William !. Wariurion. pc.
cntaIon orator. Henry y. Gdr. .cHvc. r. The class
day committee consists 4 Gcorec ". Whttcmoi'.
chairman; Char!c, y. Dl,cc.c7. John :. Fi,'c,
Charles l. Liyln z,ton. Char L. Mann william \.
Nclarcu Dudley H. Tcnucy and Mats'on T. Bogert,
~ .oaco.
Tho commencement exercises vii bc held in tho
Metropolitan opera IIousc on Juno II. fmrk 'P.
Crave is TIC chairman Il the coumt"" IN charge and
with him arr John Ferry seward !. H. Ncldcn. W I. y
ufaqa, and -. Y. Jacoby. Tie graduating dinner
Of the ca,, VIII De- hold at sheTy'-, on June -
Thornton u. Penn ii Is chairman q tho committc,
md Henry 4. GilIcr~cc,e VIII be the toasfuh,t,r.
TIE other members Of tho committee arc william i.
Wnrburton john >ngc Fskc. Charles Hayes and o. y.
Jarohy.
The nral examinations in the Medical College
begin on MAY % Or. Charles II. Nav has been
appointed chief Of Tic eye department Of the Wander
bit clinic.
Dr. GEORGE : lIouchton. who has boon lecturinc IN
the Mcdlca! College this yea: anatomy has jas
been elected professor OF anatomy the college Or
iourhton Is Of the most popular IN tru os IN tn
college
me sophomore Glass hrs decided 10 hold It,
Triumph over rs mlthem1t.cl foe. "L.gsrd'o ."
on June >. The student VIII meet 81 The college "c
have a torchlcht procession down Fihhavc.. 10
Madison square. and up Madison ave {" the ell
lec when the usual celebration and Hrcworl - l,y
VIII be held ON thc campus. Ihcro VIII be IL" IT. -
hr The speaker IN 80 +. l.. thrys r.. l.. Iskc
rbe enrhoTorrs have clcctcd tho f,llowIns ci'tor,
for their animal H. hc publshci ncSt vcrr Ch'rc, II
>, son editor Ia chief t.. Il. tske. {. W. Vail. T. l..
Chry stio and q. ". Gcd.ngs.
( meeting OF the directors Of the boat club Wa
held on frday psht a, the oolicac and Pro'e,
Of the varsity crew were selected "a 80 10 Phila
dclpna on wednesday 10 confer with rcpst -entaav,s
from cornell and the University Of pennsylvania con
ccrnne the expected Varsity race between The thr .
colleges at Ne" LoEdon nr,t month. The to'uubit
crcy /, ia a most unfortunate COT Ition ~ present
II vas thonght that Cairns wouli como bach into TIE
boat. bur Captain Rotcrt'o said In the hoa club
meeting that this was impossible. The Carrie Good
win. Columbias launch, 'an& few days oeo, and tine
crew men we're allowed 20 row In tn class "a O., a
few days ago. which shows that the Varsity boat Is
I'm what the boys ci.l hole
The Advisory Committee on College Athletics have
selected banner, fvo &C. 9ng ald one loot wide,
given In all college athletic games and boat races
hereafter.
Of thc freshman ". Herman T. strohis,
the mon It Is possible Inst J. u. Price, who !,
rowing 40. In ihc freshman boat. VIII have to
s. H. Patton. 90, the manager Of the Columbia
the ANIMAL concert Of the club. which VIII be given
i'm Chchcrug Hall May -. The Athletic Union
is considering the adysn1lliiy Of having Glec club
class-doy, for the benefit Of the union.