New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
IN THE LOCAL. COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA AND THE UNIVERSITY.

The '94 class Of Columbia College, who exult in the
title OF Advancement beyond the freshman. and demand
with much emphasis to be recognized sophs,'
expect to assemble in goody number in the vicinity
OF the college this morning, and give warm reception
to the candidates for the class Of 05 they appear
for their entrance examinations. The young women
candidates for Barnard College will also present them
selves for the entrance examinations. These the
same relation 10 Columbia which the Harvard Uni
versity examinations for women bear 10 Harvard
College, and the Harvard Annex, and will be ideney
with the examinations for admission to the freshman
classes OF Columbia and Barnard colleges. II Is be-
leved that these examinations will be Of great value
and assistance to the schools for girls in this city and
neghborhood. There will be two kinds Of certificates:
One to the candidate WHO shall pass satisfactory ex-
amnations in at least three subjects and signed by the
dean of the School Of Arts the other TO the candidates
who shall pass upon all Of the subjects TO be signeo
by the president of Columbia College.
The sophomores, who propose TO celebrate tner
triumphs over Legendrc tomorrow night must neces-
sarily change their programme. President Low mas
refused permission to build the funeral pyre on the
campus and the "boys" will secure another field iG
the final ceremonies of committing Mathematics
in smoke and ashes, to the four winds. The ghost
parade will traverse the thoroughfars from Worths
Monument 70 the college grounds and rom There "
to some vacant lot for the final jubilee.
The seniors are busy arranging the details for the
commencement on June ~ anu LILO AoA
loving committee will compete the pro
gramme: Messrs. Lsson, Davies, Barton ana
Igehart The graduation dinner will take place the
following night the committee having charge Of this
being Messrs Elting Bishop, Harrison and H. Taylor
Messrs Watson, Livingstone, Kinsey and Holtin have
charge OF the programme for the commencement OF the
school OF Mines The following have been awarded
the McKim fcllowshIps for 1s0l92 Adolph Carlos
Munoz PHI b. and Alexander NJ WEIGH, PHI. b.
The class which graduated from the New-foS
University I'm ls43 gathered ut Martinelis Tuesday
evening May 60 for the forty ninth annual class din
ner. The first was observed In 1s43. OF the four
teen survivors Of class Of thirty-one, eleven were
present on Tuesday. and passed pleasant evening In
reviewing the experience OF nearly half century.
There was much be told for the company consisted
of men well on I'm the sixties. II was considered
rare fact. II not one without parallel that class
dinner has been annually observed for forty-eishs
wears that fourteen out of thirty classmates are
still Hvng and that eleven out OF fourteen were pros
ent at this reunion
The class OF 1871 will celebrate the twentieth year
OF their graduation Thursday, June IL. The class
is TO meet at the university at 0;30 a. m. when
history Of Its members win be read by the Rev Theo
dore +. Burnham, OF Mlerton, \: w. and dinner wu
follow az the Madison Avenue Hotel at p. m. The
commencement takes place In the evening Among
the prominent members OF the cmss are Professor D. r.
Bowne Of Boston University Professor A. S. lsaacs,
editor OF The Jewish Messenger and ex-Assis,ant
United states DistrtctAttorney N. Reeves Hart -
stamford. Conn.