New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
CORNELL.

rtbaca Dec % 1SpeciaD.-The subject proposed
bv .hc University OF Pennsylvania for IN" 'or''-
PENNSYLVANIA debating contest was Resolved
That the most effective means or restricting inc
,onor traffic IL TO eliminate the element Of priVat"
rroots " The subject was discussed by the Cornell
,,.r.s in ali iis phases and before the expiration
of the two weeks time to which Cornell was On
titled In deciding upon the choice OF slpeS. INC
conclusion was reached that the subject must he
more carefully defined before Il would D" suitable
Tor a debate The Pennsylvania committee Was
informed that Cornell could not make a choc" %
sides or in fact approve the subject until t~
rhraslng was so altered as 10 prevent the posi-
hiltv OF any misunderstanding arising from vague
ness.
Up w Groom the director Of the Cornell 'ad"'
Band who has been the principal agent ~ 'H
elevation 20 a high rank a. a musical organiza-
,,or has Withdrawn from the Ithaca Conservatory
OF Music and thereby severed his relations with
the university band
President Schurman lectured Friday evening
before the Teachers club Of Cincinnati. on the
.Moiern Gospel Of Socialism" The preceding
evening Ex-Governor Foraker Cornell gradual"
in the class OF g. gave dinner TO Or SchurmAn
al the Queen city club.
Founders Day. january II. VIII Doe observed 10y
an address by Charles \. Dana. Editor OF IN"
Ncw-York sun" IN the morning and IN IN" even
ing President and Mrs. Schurman will receive the
trustees. faculty and graduate students. ,-
The Cornell Law Publishing COMPANY mas been
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= " Welsh. Of Is. !. s. primarily for Inc publ
/ cation OF The Cornell Law Journal .
Lawrence Galbraith Of Toronto. owner OF Pc =.
lorme's celebrated painting. Tn" BLACKSMITH
VAS visiting Professor Tyler this week. ana M.
versity people had opportunity To see TINS great
work OF art From here MI Hhlbralth goes TO
New-York where the painting IL 10 be placed on
exhibition. =, t..
land next summer shortly before the Henley
The Rev. DR. John Henry Harr9ws OF Chicago.
/ chairman OF the Parliament OF Religions Az Inc
Worlds Fair has accepted President Schurinan :
invItation TO deliver the baccalaurcai" sermon next
June. 49,.
nell President Schurmans Influence VIII count
for much on the final vote and may b" decisive"
While in published artcles h" has. AZ Il
general rule disapprovcd OF college games on
other than college grounds he las nev"rlhelesS
ALWAYS appreciated the peculiar position ~ COR
nelTs location. which makes II Impossible Tor h"r
/ 10 arrange games with the other large colleges on
/ The home grounds. To forbid the Cornell team To
pav elsewhere than at Ithaca would, II ~ believed
practically Kill football at Cornell and President
Schurman il not In favor Of abOlishng IN" game
! provided regulations can b" mad" against mar
/ treatment and "slugging' II may b" stated az "A
I fact however. that the friends 81 football IN the
| faculty were really alarmed al the strong opposl.
| ton made In the meeting OF December u. ana
what the meeting OF January II VIII bring forth ~
very uncertain.
| The Christmas vacation extends from December
q to January J.